The Isobar-Doorway Theory for Pion-Nucleus Interactions
Dec, 197560 pages
Published in:
- Annals Phys. 99 (1976) 374
Report number:
- Print-76-0002 (CARNEGIE-MELLON)
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
Pion-nucleus scattering and reactions are treated in a theory which explicitly introduces the pion-nucleon resonances. Using a separation in Hilbert Space, doorway states of isobar-nuclear systems are introduced and nonresonant processes are clearly separated from resonance interactions. With one choice of doorway states a multiple scattering series is derived which corresponds to the conventional theory with binding energy and other corrections included. When another choice the isobar-doorway model is derived, with parameterization explicitly related to specific dynamic effects, our framework provides a phenomenological model for treating meson-nucleus interactions to all orders. Moreover, the parameters of the model have clear theoretical significance which can extend our knowledge of strong interactions physics. A numerical study is given for elastic scattering.- PI- NUCLEUS: INTERACTION
- INTERACTION: PI- NUCLEUS
- MODEL: INTERACTION
- INTERACTION: MODEL
- MULTIPLE SCATTERING
- S-MATRIX
- APPROXIMATION: IMPULSE
- CORRECTION: BINDING ENERGY
- NUCLEAR PHYSICS: CORRECTION
- MODEL: OFF-SHELL
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