Dispersion relations and Glauber model for pion-deuteron scattering

doi:10.1016/0550-3213(69)90328-9

Nuclear Physics B

Volume 10, Issue 4, 15 May 1969, Pages 597-611

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Abstract

Forward dispersion relations are used to calculate the real part of the elastic amplitude for forward pion-deuteron scattering. The same real part is also calculated from the Galuber multiple scattering model. The results of the two approaches are critically compared in the light of present experiments. A theoretically deduced value for the pion-deuteron scattering length is also given. A theoretical prediction for the pion-deuteron total cross section for energies below 450 MeV is found to agree rather well with experiments.

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