Preasymptotic nature of hadron scattering vs small-x HERA Data

Abstract

We emphasize that recently observed regularities in hadron interactions and deep-inelastic scattering are of preasymptotic nature and it is impossible to make conclusions on the true asymptotic behavior of observables without unitarization procedure. Unitarization is important and changes scattering picture drastically.

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