By defining an analytic continuation method, Wick has been able to elucidate the structure of the relativistic equation for bound states. In particular, the equation acquires an ‘elliptic’ rather than a ‘hyperbolic’ metric. Taking advantage of a gap in the rest-mass spectrum of one-nucleon states, a similar investigation is here carried through for the relativistic equation for two-nucleon scattering, in the energy region 2k < E < 2k + μ, k and μ being nucleon and meson masses.
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Kemmer et al. (1955) studied this question.
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