Regge analysis of pion-pion (and pion-kaon) scattering for energy s1/2>1.4 GeV
J. R. Pelaez, F. J. Yndurain
Abstract
We perform a detailed Regge analysis of NN, pion-N and pion-pion scattering. From it, we find expressions that represent the pion-pion scattering amplitudes with an accuracy of a few percent, for exchange of isospin zero, and 15% for exchange of isospin 1, and this for energies s1/2> 1.4 GeV and for momentum transfers |t|1/2< 0.4 GeV. These Regge formulas are perfectly compatible with the low energy (s1/2< 1.4 GeV) scattering amplitudes deduced from pion-pion phase shift analyses as well as with higher energy (s1/2>1.4 GeV) experimental pion-pion cross sections. They are also compatible with NN and pion-N experimental cross sections using factorization, a property that we check with great precision. This contrasts with results from phase shift analyses of the pion-pion scattering amplitude which bear little resemblance to reality in the region 1.4<s1/2<2 GeV, as they are not well defined and increasingly violate a number of physical requirements as energy grows. Pion-kaon scattering is also considered, and we present a Regge analysis for these processes valid for energies s1/2>1.7 GeV. As a byproduct of our analysis we present also a fit of NN, πN and KN cross sections valid from c.m. kinetic energy E kin1 GeV to multi TeV energies.
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