Abstract
A recently proposed model for the contribution of Regge-pole families to helicity amplitudes at $t=0$ is discussed further. The main feature of the model is that at $t=0$ it allows a smooth transition between all mass configurations. It is shown here that the sum over daughters, when normalized to a Lorentz pole, automatically satisfies the equal-unequal-mass $t=0$ conspiracy relations. The model is then studied at arbitrary values of $t$. Pseudothreshold and normal threshold conspiracy relations are shown to be satisfied, provided simple conditions on the dynamical residues are imposed. The main features of the model near $t=0$ are then presented through the use of an example.
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