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Symmetries Isospin and scattering amplitudes Use isospin for pion-nucleon scattering amplitudes Then: Reactions (a) and (f) are pure 3/2: Other reactions are mixtures (coefficients given by the Clebsch-Gordans), e.g.
Symmetries Isospin and scattering amplitudes Use isospin for pion-nucleon scattering amplitudes Therefore, the cross sections behave like At a c.m. energy of 1232 MeV there is a dramatic bump in the pion-nucleon scattering cross section, first discovered by Fermi in 1951. There, the pion and nucleon form a short-lived resonance state, the Δ which we know to carry I = 3/2.
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