2013
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.87.054003
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Elasticp¯dscattering and totalp¯dcross sections

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“…The formalism includes total spin dependence of pN-scattering amplitudes and S and D components of the deutreon wave function. This formalism after proper modification was applied to calculations of analyzing powers in antiprotondeuteron elastic scattering [6], spin-correlation coefficients in pd scattering [7] and further developed to account for T-invariance violation effects in proton-deuteron [8,9] and antiproton-deuteron [10] double polarized scattering. The formalism [5] is formulated in non-Madison reference frame and therefore could not be directly applied to an analysis of existing experimental data [11,12] on pd elastic scattering obtained at 135-250 MeV, that are presented in the Madison coordinate system [13].…”
Section: The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The formalism includes total spin dependence of pN-scattering amplitudes and S and D components of the deutreon wave function. This formalism after proper modification was applied to calculations of analyzing powers in antiprotondeuteron elastic scattering [6], spin-correlation coefficients in pd scattering [7] and further developed to account for T-invariance violation effects in proton-deuteron [8,9] and antiproton-deuteron [10] double polarized scattering. The formalism [5] is formulated in non-Madison reference frame and therefore could not be directly applied to an analysis of existing experimental data [11,12] on pd elastic scattering obtained at 135-250 MeV, that are presented in the Madison coordinate system [13].…”
Section: The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 (Q) are defined in Eqs. (20), (21); the tensor operators S 12 (Q; V, S) and S 12 (Q; S, S) are defined in Eq. (19).…”
Section: The Glauber Operatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In general case the forward elastic pd scattering amplitude contains four independent amplitudes if only T-even P-even interactions are included [14] and one more term, if the TVPC interaction occurs [15]. Using the generalized optical theorem one can find that the total pd cross section for the case of strong and TVPC interactions has a form [15,16,17]…”
Section: Formalismmentioning
confidence: 99%