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Orthogonal-invariant scattering channels (s0​=NS1​+S2​+S3​,s±​=S2​±S3​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Physics Branch of physics Quantum field theory Integrable quantum field theory Factorized scattering O(N)-invariant S-matrix
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The two-vector tensor product splits into a trace singlet, symmetric traceless tensors and antisymmetric tensors. For an O(N)-invariant S-matrix, the corresponding eigenvalues are s0​=NS1​+S2​+S3​, s+​=S2​+S3​ and s−​=S2​−S3​. For N≥2, analytic unitarity requires sa​(θ)sa​(−θ)=1. With Hermitian analyticity of a two-particle S-matrix, each channel has unit modulus on the real rapidity axis.

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