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I think it's not that simple. "digitool.library.mcgill.ca/thesisfile74351.pdf" I found the following definition of this term: Thought I didn't understand it yet. :smile:

Well, your guess about counting only charged particles I can understand, but counting only ones that exceed any given momentum can't be true. In this case the value of this cross section would greatly depend on which momentum they will take.

I'm not sure if I understand you right. Can you please give me a relationship between total cross section and topological cross section.

Hello, I've found in some of the articles on experimental quantum physics the term "Topological cross section" Now I'm trying to understand what is it and in particular what the difference between topological and differential cross section? Thanks in advance for suggestions on any reading...