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In order to test the dynamics of a system it is common to use probes that only interact feebly with the system, which dynamics is driven by stronger interactions. The former weaker process can then drive to different final states that interact strongly among them.
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Depending on the nature of the initial state, i.e., the probe, it might be necessary to decompose it as well in PWAs. For example, for\(\gamma \gamma \) to meson–meson the reader could consult Refs. [73, 74] where the\(\gamma \gamma \) state is decomposed in helicity amplitudes.
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Oller, J.A. (2019). Final(Initial)-State Interactions. Unitarity and Analyticity Requirements. Watson Final-State Theorem. In: A Brief Introduction to Dispersion Relations. SpringerBriefs in Physics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13582-9_13
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