QCD Inequalities, Large NC and ππ Scattering Lengths
S. Nussinov
Abstract
In this short note we show that (I) in a QCD-like theory with four (rather than two) degenerate flavors ud u'd', the ππ' scattering length is positive (attractive); and (II) in QCD with only two (u,d) degenerate flavors the I=2 (say, π+π+ hadronic) scattering length is, in the large NC limit, repulsive. π(π') are the lowest physical states coupling to Jp = u(x)γ5d(x) and Jp' = u'(x)γ5d'(x), respectively.
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