1995
DOI: 10.1063/1.48081
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Charge form factor of quark-model pion and relativistic spin rotation

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“…In the relativistic theory of the description of composite systems, it is possible to identify two main but very different approaches (see e.g. [1] and the pictorial scheme on Fig. 11 in the review [2]).…”
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“…In the relativistic theory of the description of composite systems, it is possible to identify two main but very different approaches (see e.g. [1] and the pictorial scheme on Fig. 11 in the review [2]).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1) It is necessary to give the relativistic recipe for taking into account the nonperturbative effects. Notice that in the case of RHD, in the framework of which we shall operate, these effects are contained in the structure of method directly [1,4].…”
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“…Our approach, which provides good description of the available data for the elastic charge form factors for the charged π and K mesons, will be briefly outlined here. The details are partially given in [8] and will be given elsewhere. The IF of relativistic dynamics, although not widely used, has some advantages: first, the calculations can be performed in a straightforward way; second, this approach is obviously rotationally invariant (this fact is particularly important for treating spin effects and polarization effects).…”
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“…For calculation in our work we use the instant form of RHD in the version developed by the authors [20,21]( RHD is discussed in greater detail in Ref. [22] and references therein).…”
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