Investigating convergence of the reaction and tensor meson exchange at high energy
arXiv:1611.09629 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2017.03.070
Abstract
A Regge approach to the reaction processes and is presented for the description of existing data up to GeV. The model consists of the -channel exchanges which are reggeized from the relevant Born amplitude. Discussion is given on the minimal gauge prescription for the exchange to render convergent the divergence of the -channel -pole in the former process. A new Lagrangian is constructed for the coupling in this work and applied to the process for the first time with the coupling constant deduced from the duality plus vector dominance. It is shown that, while the exchange dominates over the process, the role of the exchange is crucial rather than the in reproducing the cross sections for total, differential, and photon polarization asymmetry to agree with data at high energy.
6 pages, 4 figures, 1 table
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