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New Anomalous Exchange in Regge Phenomenology and Hard Diffraction

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N.I. Kochelev, D.-P. Min, Y. Oh, V.Vento, A.V. Vinnikov

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 2 Nov 2000

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The authors' main claim We calculate the contribution of the $f_1$ exchange to elastic and dissociative electromagnetic production of vector mesons and show that it gives a dominant contribution to the differential cross sections at large momentum transfers.

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CitationA.V. Vinnikov, D.-P. Min, N.I. Kochelev, V.Vento, Y. Oh. "New Anomalous Exchange in Regge Phenomenology and Hard Diffraction." arXiv:hep-ph/0011042 (2000). https://pith.science/paper/FSYXWM42
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A new mechanism for hard diffraction based on the anomalous $f_1$ trajectory exchange, which we identify as the odd signature partner of the Pomeron, is suggested. We calculate the contribution of the $f_1$ exchange to elastic and dissociative electromagnetic production of vector mesons and show that it gives a dominant contribution to the differential cross sections at large momentum transfers.

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A new mechanism for hard diffraction based on the anomalous $f_1$ trajectory exchange, which we identify as the odd signature partner of the Pomeron, is suggested. We calculate the contribution of the $f_1$ exchange to elastic and dissociative electromagnetic production of vector mesons and show that it gives a dominant contribution to the differential cross sections at large momentum transfers.

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