Anomaly in the differential cross sections at 13 TeV

O.V. Selyugin

Anomaly in the differential cross sections at 13 TeV

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arxiv 2009.10129 v2 pith:ZNLVKYHN submitted 2020-09-21 hep-ph hep-ex

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The analysis of the new TOTEM data at 13 TeV in a wide momentum transfer region reveals the unusual phenomenon - the presence in the elastic scattering amplitude of a term with a very large slope that is responsible for the behaviour of hadron scattering at a very small momentum transfer. This term can be connected with hadron interactions at large distances.

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