COMPLEX AMPLITUDE OF GEOMETRICAL MODEL AND pp SCATTERING

LI Yang-Guo

Chinese Physics C> 1985, Vol. 9> Issue(1) : 125-128

COMPLEX AMPLITUDE OF GEOMETRICAL MODEL AND pp SCATTERING

LI Yang-Guo ^,

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

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The scattering amplitude of geometrical model is extented into a complex form. It is used to calculate the pp elastic scattering for √s=540GeV. It can fit the shape of the differential cross section and the dip position.

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LI Yang-Guo. COMPLEX AMPLITUDE OF GEOMETRICAL MODEL AND pp SCATTERING[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(1): 125-128.

LI Yang-Guo. COMPLEX AMPLITUDE OF GEOMETRICAL MODEL AND pp SCATTERING[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(1): 125-128. shu

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COMPLEX AMPLITUDE OF GEOMETRICAL MODEL AND pp SCATTERING

LI Yang-Guo ^,

Corresponding author: LI Yang-Guo,

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1985-02-05

Abstract: The scattering amplitude of geometrical model is extented into a complex form. It is used to calculate the pp elastic scattering for √s=540GeV. It can fit the shape of the differential cross section and the dip position.