Non-Linear Lagrangian of Chiral Type
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Non-linear Lagrangian of chiral type without derivative interaction is considered to second order. Proper analytic continuation is necessary in order to satisfy the causality and the usual analytic properties. The unitarity is maintained to second order. The amplitudes grow exponentially at high energy.
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- 1970-01-25
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