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Behavior of the π-Meson form Factor and a Limit on Its Radius

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In the present review of theoretical work an investigation is made of the consequences of the general analytic properties of the form factor that can verified experimentally. The following problems are considered: 1) restrictions on the decrease of the form factor in the physical regions of the scattering and annihilation channels; 2) relationship between the behavior of the form factor in the physical region of the scattering channel and the behavior of its modulus on the cut; 3) exact sum rules for the form factor; 4) bounds on the radius of elementary particles.

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Duc, D.V., Van Hieu, N. (1973). Behavior of the π-Meson form Factor and a Limit on Its Radius. In: Bogolyubov, N.N., Baldin, A.M., Van Hieu, N., Solov’ev, V.G. (eds) Particles and Nuclei. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-7550-0_1

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