Abstract
It is shown that the coherent-droplet model with long-range exchange can account for the observed behavior with of the high-energy, small-momentum-transfer differential cross sections for , , and . As in charge-exchange scattering, the steep rise near in is the effect of long-range exchange. The dip near in is accounted for by the presence of large helicity-flip amplitudes. Experiments to check this are suggested.
- Received 8 November 1967
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.20.129
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