HIGH-ENERGY DIFFRACTION AND DUALITY RELATIONS
Journal Title: Odessa Astronomical Publications - Year 2017, Vol 30, Issue
Abstract
László Jenkovszky, István Szanyi Relations between elastic and inelastic diffraction due to Regge factorisation and pomeron dominance are discussed in the light of the new phenomena discovered at the LHC in nearly forward scattering.
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László Jenkovszky, István Szanyi
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- EP ID EP347936
- DOI 10.18524/1810-4215.2017.30.115466
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