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Dispersion-Theoretic Approach to Hard-Pion Current-Algebra Results for and Scattering
Phys. Rev. 178, 2177 – Published 25 February, 1969
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.178.2177
Abstract
Following recent attempts to explore possible connections between current algebra, dispersion relations, and Regge pole theory, we consider and scattering amplitudes, and calculate them both from the hard-pion current algebra for four-point functions and dispersion relations with saturation by single-particle intermediate states. The two are found to lead to mutually consistent results provided we introduce a subtraction in certain amplitudes. However, from Regge pole theory, many of these are found to require no subtractions. Thus, whereas the current algebra and the pole-dominated dispersion relations understandably give similar results, the Regge pole theory appears to give distinctly different results.
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