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Diagonalization of the Natural Parity in the Multiperipheral Equations
Phys. Rev. D 2, 2500 – Published 15 November, 1970
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.2.2500
Abstract
The crossed partial-wave analysis of the multiperipheral equations is extended to include the natural-parity quantum number. At nonvanishing momentum transfer, a constraint imposed by reflection symmetry on the two-Reggeon-particle vertex function is shown to diagonalize a discrete index , which therefore assumes the meaning of a parity index. At vanishing momentum transfer, the result is a selection rule for the vertex function between input Regge poles and an output Regge pole of Toller quantum number . It turns out that, to leading order in the asymptotic expansion in the subenergies, the product of the three natural parities at the vertex has to be positive. The limit and some possible implications of this selection rule are also discussed.
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