Within the framework of two-Hilbert space scattering theory the existence of the strong Abel limit of a certain operator is proved, leading to the following results. A generalized Lippmann identity is derived that is valid for all channels, rather than only two-body channels. On shell equivalence of the prior, post and AGS transition operators is rigorously proved, thus closing a gap in previous proofs. Results concerning the existence of the scattering operator as a strong, rather than weak, Abel limit are presented, and their implications with respect to the problem of unitarity are discussed. Finally, the possibility of exploiting operator limits of the Obermann–Wollenberg type is studied, with negative results.
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