Small t elastic scattering and the rho parameter
arXiv:1904.11218 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2019.135008
Abstract
A simple application of Regge theory, with 9 free parameters, provides a good fit to elastic scattering data at small t from 13.76 GeV to 13 TeV. It yields a value for rho, the ratio of the real part of the forward amplitude to its imaginary part, close to 0.14 at 13 TeV. Although the exact value obtained for rho is sensitive to what functional form is chosen for the fit, there is no strong case for the presence of an odderon contribution to forward scattering.
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