s- and t-channel unitarity equations in the coherent-state representation
Using the coherent-state representation we write down a set of relations that must be satisfied by scattering amplitudes having full s-channel and elastic t-channel unitarity. While general solutions to this set of equations have not been found, we discuss several models that illustrate certain aspe...
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| Sumario: | Using the coherent-state representation we write down a set of relations that must be satisfied by scattering amplitudes having full s-channel and elastic t-channel unitarity. While general solutions to this set of equations have not been found, we discuss several models that illustrate certain aspects of the problem. In particular we show that the "Born term" in the t-channel equation must itself satisfy full s-channel unitarity. Some properties of functional integration are discussed. © 1975 The American Physical Society. |
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