Low-Energy Limit Theorems and Dispersion Relations
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Low-energy limit behaviour of various collision processes is re-investigated from the dispersion theoretic point of view, which turns out to be a powerful approach for obtaining low-energy limit theorems. Some low-energy limit theorems for the processes involving collisions of a boson with a fermion are obtained, using this method. It is shown that for pion-baryon scattering, certain isotopic spin combinations of the P-wave spin-flip amplitudes satisfy simple low-energy limit theorems. In particular, for pion-nucleon scatering, isotopic even part of the P-wave spin-flip amplitude is shown to be simply related to the renormalized pion-nucleon coupling constant, from which the magnitude of the coupling constant can be determined: f^2/4π=0.09±0.02. It is also shown that this determination is insensitive to the presence of (3, 3) resonance and a possible T=J=1 pion-pion resonance.
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- 1961-05-25
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