Isobar approximation of production processes

Isobar approximation of production processes

The on-the-energy-shell multiple scattering corrt,rihut,ion differerrtial equation which is solved exactly. The double solution is shown to agree with...

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The on-the-energy-shell multiple scattering corrt,rihut,ion differerrtial equation which is solved exactly. The double solution is shown to agree with other calculat~ions.

can be found from an integroscattering approximation to the

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