Principle of minimum complexity as a new principle in hadronic scattering
D. B. Ion, M. L. D. Ion
Abstract
In this paper a measure of complexity of the system of angle-angular momentum quantum states produced in hadronic scattering is introduced in terms of the scattering entropies. We presented strong experimental evidence for the saturation of the entropic optimal limits in the pion-nucleon and kaon-nucleon scatterings. The validity of a principle of minimum complexity in hadronic interaction is supported with high accuracy (CL>99%) by the experimental data on pion-nucleon especially at energies higher than 2 GeV.
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