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Duality and the pseudoscalar mesons

Il Nuovo Cimento A, 1976
The Lovelace-Veneziano model for the pseudoscalar-meson process PP → PP is considered with particular attention to the problematical requirement of ideal mixing for the pseudoscalar nonet. A solution to the problem which retains the narrow-resonance approximation for this process is found.
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Radial excitations of pseudoscalar mesons

Nuclear Physics A, 2000
The current status of radial excitations of pseudoscalar mesons is reviewed. From the observed pseudoscalar states, π(1300), K(1460), η(1295), η(1440), and η(1760), possible nonets of the first radial excitations are examined, together with open problems.
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Nonlinear Pseudoscalar Meson Theory

Physical Review, 1952
An attempt is made to explain nuclear saturation by means of a nonlinear pseudoscalar meson field. The same nonlinearity as that introduced by Schiff for the scalar case is employed; the treatment follows similar lines, using classical field theory. The total source strength is calculated for an isolated nucleon at rest, and an expression for the two ...
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KLOE results on scalar and pseudoscalar mesons

Chinese Physics C, 2010
The data collected by the KLOE Collaboration at the Frascati -factory DAΦ from 2001 to 2006 have been used for extensive studies in meson spectroscopy. The decays of the scalar mesons a0(980) and f0 (980) into two pseudoscalar mesons have been exploited to measure the relevant parameters of those resonances. The radiative decays → ηγ and η'γ have been
F. Ambrosino   +55 more
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ON THE WAVEFUNCTION OF LIGHT PSEUDOSCALAR MESONS

Modern Physics Letters A, 1990
It is shown that electroweak interactions lead to a hard (decreasing at most logarithmically with increasing q2 at [Formula: see text]) part in the Bethe-Salpeter wave function of light pseudoscalars. However, this part is strongly suppressed by the factor [Formula: see text], where F EW ≃ 250 GeV and mc is a quark current mass.
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DN interaction from meson exchange

European Physical Journal A, 2011
Gastão Krein
exaly  

Physics opportunities with meson beams

European Physical Journal A, 2015
Michael Döring   +2 more
exaly  

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