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Evidence that the Pomeron transforms as a non-conserved vector current

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arxiv hep-ph/9905305 v1 pith:SHKLHBB6 submitted 1999-05-11 hep-ph

Evidence that the Pomeron transforms as a non-conserved vector current

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The detailed dependences of central meson production on the azimuthal angle phi, t and the meson J^P are shown to be consistent with the hypothesis that the soft Pomeron transforms as a non-conserved vector current. Further tests are proposed. This opens the way for a quantitative description of q-qbar and glueball production in p p -> p M p.

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