We present a new formalism which systematically accounts for nucleon compositeness in nuclear scattering amplitudes, consistent with quantum chromodynamics and covariance. Reduced gauge-invariant nuclear amplitudes are defined which have elementary quantum chromodynamic scaling properties. The procedure is applied to the photodisintegration and electrodisintegration of the deuteron as a test of nuclear chromodynamics and as a method to isolate contributions of dibaryon resonances.NUCLEAR REACTIONS Treatment of nucleon compositeness; general formalism developed. Applied to d(γ, p)n, d(e,p)n, E1 GeV; calculated σ(θ), background to dibaryon resonances. Compared σ(θ) with available data.
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