A discussion is given of the theoretical description of spin-rotation effects in the scattering of a spinless projectile by a spin-1/2 target. Description of these effects in terms of the polarization parameter P and the Wolfenstein rotation angle β is shown to be especially convenient for a variety of experimental and theoretical purposes. The information obtainable from rescattering experiments is shown to be maximized when these are cast in the form of null experiments for the deviation of β from its anticipated value.
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