Published January 13, 1964
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Elementary particles of conventional field theory as Regge poles. III
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It is shown that an elementary particle of conventional field theory may, under certain conditions, lie on a Regge trajectory. These conditions are that the system contain a "nonsense" channel at the angular momentum of the particle and that the Born approximation scattering amplitude factor in a well-defined way. They are satisfied by a spin ½ fermion interacting through a conserved current with a spin one neutral boson. The particle in question is the fermion.
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©1964 The American Physical Society. Received 8 August 1963. It is a pleasure to thank Professor P. Federbush for many valuable criticisms and for explaining difficult points connected with the behavior of field theory at high energies. Two of us (M. Goldberger and M. Gell-Mann) would like to express our appreciation of the hospitality extended to us by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This work is supported in part through funds probvided by the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission under contract AT(30-1)-2098.Files
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