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On Sizes of Hadrons
Vladimir A. Petrov
Recently, various types of "radii" have been intensively discussed in the literature: "charge", "mass", "mechanical", "gravitational", etc. In my report, I analyze the definitions…
C-parity and Regge Intercepts
Vladimir A. Petrov
In this work, we obtain constraints on the intercepts of the leading Regge pole trajectories- Pomeron and Odderon- implies by C-parity and based on the heuristic argument that C-ev…
Can the Odderon be "Supercritical"?
Vladimir A. Petrov
Based on the postulate that a -odd exchange leads to repulsion in the particle-particle system (say, ) and to attraction in the antiparticle-particle system (say, …
IR fixed point and low-momentum gluon propagator
Vladimir A. Petrov
Assuming the gluon propagator to be finite at , where , we derive its low-momentum asymptotics. In some cases the re…
On Nucleon "Radii"
Vladimir A. Petrov
We show that various nucleon "radii" that appear in the literature, e.g."charge", "gravitational", "mass" or "mechanical, do not have a direct geometric meaning and do not give an…
Why the Bethe-West-Yennie Formula for Coulomb-Nuclear Interference Is Inconsistent
Vladimir A. Petrov
We give a new and simple proof of the inconsistency of the Bethe-West-Yennie parametrization for Coulomb-nuclear interference.
On Asymptotic Universality of Strong Interactions at Large Distances
Vladimir A. Petrov
We propose a generalisation of the Pomeranchuk theorem which argues that elastic cross-sections should show a universal energy dependence: difference of integrated elastic cross-se…
How Were the Hilbert--Einstein Equations Discovered?
A. A. Logunov, M. A. Mestvirishvili, V. A. Petrov
The pathways along which A. Einstein and D. Hilbert independently came to the gravitational field equations are traced. Some of the papers that assert a point of view on the histor…