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Probing multi-particle unitarity with the Landau equations

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We consider the $2\to 2$ scattering amplitude of identical massive particles. We identify the Landau curves in the multi-particle region $16m^2 \leq s, t < 36m^2$. We systematically generate and select the relevant graphs and numerically solve the associated Landau equations for the leading singularity. We find an infinite sequence of Landau curves that accumulates at finite $s$ and $t$ on the physical sheet. We expect that such accumulations are generic for $s,t > 16m^2$. Our analysis sheds new light on the complicated analytic structure of nonperturbative relativistic scattering amplitudes.

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Cross-Section Bootstrap: Unveiling the Froissart Amplitude

hep-th · 2025-06-04 · conditional · novelty 6.0

A universal finite-energy upper bound on the integrated cross-section for identical scalars is derived; the conjectured saturating "Froissart amplitude" shows Regge trajectories, a rising cross-section, and annulus-like diffraction.

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  • Cross-Section Bootstrap: Unveiling the Froissart Amplitude hep-th · 2025-06-04 · conditional · none · ref 41 · internal anchor

    A universal finite-energy upper bound on the integrated cross-section for identical scalars is derived; the conjectured saturating "Froissart amplitude" shows Regge trajectories, a rising cross-section, and annulus-like diffraction.