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Figure 1.Regge trajectories from masslessmodels I and II.
Figure 2. Regge trajectories of idealized lightmeson spectra; κ = 2, ζ = 1/2.
Figure 3. Regge trajectories from model VI; m1 = m2 = 0, χ = κ = 1/2.
Figure 4. Spectrum ofare inscribed in π- and ρ-mesons and optimal Regge trajectories from model VI

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