It is shown that an elementary particle of conventional field theory may, under certain conditions, lie on a Regge trajectory. These conditions are that the system contain a "nonsense" channel at the angular momentum of the particle and that the Born approximation scattering amplitude factor in a well-defined way. They are satisfied by a spin 1/2 fermion interacting through a conserved current with a spin one neutral boson. The particle in question is the fermion. © 1964 The American Physical Society
The common belief that fermions lying on linear Regge trajectories must have opposite-parity partne...
In Part I, the common belief that fermions lying on linear trajectories must have opposite-parity p...
Regge trajectories can be simply derived from the conservation of angular momentum in hyperbolic spa...
It is shown that an elementary particle of conventional field theory may, under certain conditions, ...
Composite states in nonrelativistic scattering theory lie on Regge trajectories (1) corresponding to...
It was recently conjectured that in the perturbation expansion of certain renormalizable field theo...
It is known that in the field theory description of the Compton scattering of nucleons by vector mes...
Some new features of the Regge trajectory structure of scattering amplitudes for spinning particles,...
The idea that all strongly interacting particles are nonelementary in the technical sense of not bei...
It has been shown in the first non-trivial approximation that the Langrangian field theory of spin 1...
The possibility that the photon is described by a Regge trajectory is considered, and the effect of ...
The effect on the scattering amplitude of the existence of a pole in the angular momentum plane near...
Non-dynamical constraints on the scattering amplitude are derived and applied to the Regge pole mod...
From the general principles of quantum mechanics it is deduced that the wave equation of a particle ...
The connection between continuous Regge trajectories and the vanishing of renormalization constants ...
The common belief that fermions lying on linear Regge trajectories must have opposite-parity partne...
In Part I, the common belief that fermions lying on linear trajectories must have opposite-parity p...
Regge trajectories can be simply derived from the conservation of angular momentum in hyperbolic spa...
It is shown that an elementary particle of conventional field theory may, under certain conditions, ...
Composite states in nonrelativistic scattering theory lie on Regge trajectories (1) corresponding to...
It was recently conjectured that in the perturbation expansion of certain renormalizable field theo...
It is known that in the field theory description of the Compton scattering of nucleons by vector mes...
Some new features of the Regge trajectory structure of scattering amplitudes for spinning particles,...
The idea that all strongly interacting particles are nonelementary in the technical sense of not bei...
It has been shown in the first non-trivial approximation that the Langrangian field theory of spin 1...
The possibility that the photon is described by a Regge trajectory is considered, and the effect of ...
The effect on the scattering amplitude of the existence of a pole in the angular momentum plane near...
Non-dynamical constraints on the scattering amplitude are derived and applied to the Regge pole mod...
From the general principles of quantum mechanics it is deduced that the wave equation of a particle ...
The connection between continuous Regge trajectories and the vanishing of renormalization constants ...
The common belief that fermions lying on linear Regge trajectories must have opposite-parity partne...
In Part I, the common belief that fermions lying on linear trajectories must have opposite-parity p...
Regge trajectories can be simply derived from the conservation of angular momentum in hyperbolic spa...