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تسجيل مستخدم جديدDerivation of Luschers finite size formula for $Npi$ and $NN$ system
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I present derivation of Luschers finite size formula for the elastic $Npi$ and the $NN$ scattering system for several angular momenta from the relativistic quantum field theory.
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