
TL;DR
This paper explores how the internal multilayer structure of protons influences elastic scattering at high energies, showing a transition from external to internal layer interactions as energy increases, and discusses unitarity issues.
Contribution
It introduces a multilayer model of protons that explains the energy-dependent transition in scattering dynamics and addresses unitarity constraints.
Findings
Transition from external to internal layer scattering with increasing energy
Double scattering occurs within the proton's layers at TeV energies
Unitarity considerations are crucial for high-energy proton interactions
Abstract
It is argued that the dynamics of the elastic scattering of high-energy protons at intermediate transferred momenta changes with the energy increase. It evolves from the multiple scattering at the external layer for energies about 10 GeV to the double scattering at the two subsequent layers within the colliding protons for energies about 10 TeV. The problem of the unitarity is considered in this context.
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