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The approximately linear relationship between the f function and the energy, E, is discussed by elementary methods. Formulas for the comparison of derivatives of f with respect to E are given for potentials of different shapes. The comparison of potentials is reduced to that of wave functions at a standard energy. A discussion of the relation between the meson mass corresponding to experiments on proton-proton scattering and the mass of the π-meson is included. The variation in the comparison owing to lack of reproduction of the curvature of the ($f,E$) plot is estimated and the uncertainties caused by relativistic corrections as well as modifications of the Yukawa potential at distances of the order of the Compton wave-length for the proton are considered.
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Breit et al. (1950) studied this question.
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