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QCD Sum Rules and Compton Scattering

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arxiv hep-ph/9301274 v1 pith:W2N5C3OY submitted 1993-01-26 hep-ph

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keywords comptonscatteringrulerulesalthoughamplitudeamplitudesanalysis
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We extend QCD sum rule analysis to moderate energy fixed angle Compton scattering. In this kinematic region there is a strong similarity to the sum rule treatment of electromagnetic form factors, although the four-point amplitude requires a modification of the Borel transform. To illustrate our method, we derive the sum rules for helicity amplitudes in pion Compton scattering and estimate their large-$t$ behavior in the local duality approximation.

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