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Regge theory: a standalone construct

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analytic continuation of scattering amplitudes to complex angular momentum, linking hadron spins and masses to high-energy behaviour.

In hadron physics, Regge theory refers to analytic continuation of scattering amplitudes to complex angular momentum, linking hadron spins and masses to high-energy behaviour. This meaning comes from Regge (1959) in Il Nuovo Cimento.[1]

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References

Regge, T. (1959). Introduction to complex orbital momenta. Il Nuovo Cimento, 14(5), 951-976. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02728177

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