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Papers by Uday Sukhatme
Phys Rev D, 1971
We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) s... more We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) symmetry on Regge daughter sequences coupled to spinless external particles. Our results hold for arbitrary external masses.
Il Nuovo Cimento A
Summary We obtain a nonoperatorial, dual-resonance amplitude for the scattering of an arbitrary ... more Summary We obtain a nonoperatorial, dual-resonance amplitude for the scattering of an arbitrary number of spinning particles on the mass shell.
Physical Review D
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Physics Letters B, 1974
We show that one can obtain real parts of scattering amplitudes by knowing the imaginary parts at... more We show that one can obtain real parts of scattering amplitudes by knowing the imaginary parts at only nearby energies. This is accomplished by re-casting the dispersion integral into an equivalent form which we will call a "derivative analyticity relation"• Predictions are given for forward amplitudes where o T is measured: pp, l~p, K±p, n+-P, 3'P. We deduce the real part of the elastic pp amplitude away #ore the forward direction at ISR energies.
Physical Review D, 1971
We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) s... more We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) symmetry on Regge daughter sequences coupled to spinless external particles. Our results hold for arbitrary external masses.
Recently, D1 V~CCHIA and FUBINI (1) have found operators which have the property of generating on... more Recently, D1 V~CCHIA and FUBINI (1) have found operators which have the property of generating only physical states in the Virasoro case (a = 1). In this note, we use these operators to compute scattering amplitudes for excited external particles. This is an extension of previously derived results for the parent trajectory (2).
Physics Letters B, 1978
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Physics Letters B, 1983
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Physics Letters B, 1972
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Physical Review D, 1973
We show that important new large-t pi-p data at pL=13.8 and 22.6 GeV/c are in good agreement with... more We show that important new large-t pi-p data at pL=13.8 and 22.6 GeV/c are in good agreement with a universal curve suggested last year.
Nuclear Physics B, 1973
We demonstrate that the change of slope at t~ -0.1 (GeV/c) 2 and the dip at t~ -1,4 (GeV/e) 2, ob... more We demonstrate that the change of slope at t~ -0.1 (GeV/c) 2 and the dip at t~ -1,4 (GeV/e) 2, observed in the recent ISR proton-proton elastic-scattering data, can both be simultaneously explained within the framework of Gribov's reggeon calculus for the pameron.
Nuclear Physics B, 1974
Recent proton-proton scattering experiments from the CERN ISR show several striking features. The... more Recent proton-proton scattering experiments from the CERN ISR show several striking features. There is strong evidence that the total cross section is rising. The elastic differential cross section shows a break in the forward slope, as well as a pronounced dip-bump structure, with the dip located at t = -1.3 (GeV/c) 2 . We demonstrate that all these features and their energy dependence can be simultaneously and quantitatively very well described within the framework of Gribov reggeon calculus.
Zeitschrift f�r Physik C Particles and Fields, 1980
Abstract. We describe a two-chain model for soft multiparticle production in hadronic collisions.... more Abstract. We describe a two-chain model for soft multiparticle production in hadronic collisions. The model is formulated in a parton framework and is consistent with the dual topological scheme for the Pomeron. The sole inputs are valence quark structure functions in the ...
Zeitschrift f�r Physik C: Particles and Fields, 1984
It is shown that carefully measured momemtum distributions in the inclusive reactions p p ~ C + X... more It is shown that carefully measured momemtum distributions in the inclusive reactions p p ~ C + X, C = rc +, rc-, K + ; K -can be quantitatively understood in a parton fragmentation approach provided both diquark fragmentation as well as diffractive resonance production and decay are taken into a account.
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1992
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Even though the KdV and modified KdV equations are nonlinear, we show that suitable linear combin... more Even though the KdV and modified KdV equations are nonlinear, we show that suitable linear combinations of known periodic solutions involving Jacobi elliptic functions yield a large class of additional solutions. This procedure works by virtue of some remarkable new identities satisfied by the elliptic functions.
Physical Review a, 1997
We study the accuracy of several alternative semiclassical methods by computing analytically the ... more We study the accuracy of several alternative semiclassical methods by computing analytically the energy levels for many large classes of exactly solvable shape-invariant potentials. For these potentials, the ground-state energies computed via the WKB method typically deviate from the exact results by about 10%, a recently suggested modification, using nonintegral Maslov indices, is substantially better, and the supersymmetric WKB quantization method gives exact answers for all energy levels.
Phys Rev D, 1971
We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) s... more We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) symmetry on Regge daughter sequences coupled to spinless external particles. Our results hold for arbitrary external masses.
Il Nuovo Cimento A
Summary We obtain a nonoperatorial, dual-resonance amplitude for the scattering of an arbitrary ... more Summary We obtain a nonoperatorial, dual-resonance amplitude for the scattering of an arbitrary number of spinning particles on the mass shell.
Physical Review D
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Physics Letters B, 1974
We show that one can obtain real parts of scattering amplitudes by knowing the imaginary parts at... more We show that one can obtain real parts of scattering amplitudes by knowing the imaginary parts at only nearby energies. This is accomplished by re-casting the dispersion integral into an equivalent form which we will call a "derivative analyticity relation"• Predictions are given for forward amplitudes where o T is measured: pp, l~p, K±p, n+-P, 3'P. We deduce the real part of the elastic pp amplitude away #ore the forward direction at ISR energies.
Physical Review D, 1971
We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) s... more We use analyticity arguments to obtain the constraints imposed by factorization and broken O(4) symmetry on Regge daughter sequences coupled to spinless external particles. Our results hold for arbitrary external masses.
Recently, D1 V~CCHIA and FUBINI (1) have found operators which have the property of generating on... more Recently, D1 V~CCHIA and FUBINI (1) have found operators which have the property of generating only physical states in the Virasoro case (a = 1). In this note, we use these operators to compute scattering amplitudes for excited external particles. This is an extension of previously derived results for the parent trajectory (2).
Physics Letters B, 1978
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Physics Letters B, 1983
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Physics Letters B, 1972
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Physical Review D, 1973
We show that important new large-t pi-p data at pL=13.8 and 22.6 GeV/c are in good agreement with... more We show that important new large-t pi-p data at pL=13.8 and 22.6 GeV/c are in good agreement with a universal curve suggested last year.
Nuclear Physics B, 1973
We demonstrate that the change of slope at t~ -0.1 (GeV/c) 2 and the dip at t~ -1,4 (GeV/e) 2, ob... more We demonstrate that the change of slope at t~ -0.1 (GeV/c) 2 and the dip at t~ -1,4 (GeV/e) 2, observed in the recent ISR proton-proton elastic-scattering data, can both be simultaneously explained within the framework of Gribov's reggeon calculus for the pameron.
Nuclear Physics B, 1974
Recent proton-proton scattering experiments from the CERN ISR show several striking features. The... more Recent proton-proton scattering experiments from the CERN ISR show several striking features. There is strong evidence that the total cross section is rising. The elastic differential cross section shows a break in the forward slope, as well as a pronounced dip-bump structure, with the dip located at t = -1.3 (GeV/c) 2 . We demonstrate that all these features and their energy dependence can be simultaneously and quantitatively very well described within the framework of Gribov reggeon calculus.
Zeitschrift f�r Physik C Particles and Fields, 1980
Abstract. We describe a two-chain model for soft multiparticle production in hadronic collisions.... more Abstract. We describe a two-chain model for soft multiparticle production in hadronic collisions. The model is formulated in a parton framework and is consistent with the dual topological scheme for the Pomeron. The sole inputs are valence quark structure functions in the ...
Zeitschrift f�r Physik C: Particles and Fields, 1984
It is shown that carefully measured momemtum distributions in the inclusive reactions p p ~ C + X... more It is shown that carefully measured momemtum distributions in the inclusive reactions p p ~ C + X, C = rc +, rc-, K + ; K -can be quantitatively understood in a parton fragmentation approach provided both diquark fragmentation as well as diffractive resonance production and decay are taken into a account.
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1992
ABSTRACT
Even though the KdV and modified KdV equations are nonlinear, we show that suitable linear combin... more Even though the KdV and modified KdV equations are nonlinear, we show that suitable linear combinations of known periodic solutions involving Jacobi elliptic functions yield a large class of additional solutions. This procedure works by virtue of some remarkable new identities satisfied by the elliptic functions.
Physical Review a, 1997
We study the accuracy of several alternative semiclassical methods by computing analytically the ... more We study the accuracy of several alternative semiclassical methods by computing analytically the energy levels for many large classes of exactly solvable shape-invariant potentials. For these potentials, the ground-state energies computed via the WKB method typically deviate from the exact results by about 10%, a recently suggested modification, using nonintegral Maslov indices, is substantially better, and the supersymmetric WKB quantization method gives exact answers for all energy levels.