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Is the Pomeron a Goldstone Boson?
Stephen S. Pinsky
and
Veronika Rabl
Department of Physics
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio 43210
Abstract
A Reggeon field theory is proposed using as an input two
exchange degenerate meson-like trajectories, each of them cor-
responding to a pair of conjugate poles. A Pomeron and a lower
lying Reggeon are generated by spontaneous symmetry breaking.
Both the input and output trajectories have a ft dependence and
are complex for t <0 reflecting the conventional treatment of
Regge pole-cut collisions. The gauge symmetry of the model is
briefly discussed, and the model is compared with earlier work.
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