The contribution of the P (Pomeranchuk) and P^' trajectories to the generalized two-particle (low-energy) potential is shown to be repulsive and effectively of long range. A rough expression for the P potential is given in terms of the high-energy total cross section and associated diffraction peak. It is argued that Pomeranchuk repulsion represents the many-particle channels that dominate high energies and that have an important narrowing effect on resonance widths even though these channels are closed in the low-energy resonance region.
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Geoffrey F. Chew (1965) studied this question.
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