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The motion of Regge poles as E→0 is examined in detail. It follows from the well-known threshold law of the S matrix that infinitely many poles approach l=-1/2, from the first and the third quadrants as E→0+, and from the second and third as E→0-. A possible way of including these poles in a representation of S is indicated.
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Desai et al. (1963) studied this question.
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