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The information on the pion electromagnetic form factor inside its analyticity region provided by bounds on its modulus on the cut (t≧4m 2)

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We concentrate on the mathematical aspects connected with the derivation of the model independent information one can get on the pion electromagnetic form factorF(t) inside the analyticity region (the cutt-plane) from the knowledge of upper and lower bounds of its modulus on the cutt≧4m 2 using analyticity, reality, and the normalizationF(0)=1. It turns out that (in a certain sense) this information depends only on the upper bound, whereas the lower one is irrelevant.

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Raszillier, I. The information on the pion electromagnetic form factor inside its analyticity region provided by bounds on its modulus on the cut (t≧4m 2). Commun.Math. Phys. 26, 121–129 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01645699

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