Abstract
On the basis that the Pomeranchukon is a branch point with vanishing strength at the tip, we relate the small-t dependence of the Pomeranchukon to the properties of the secondary trajectory P. We then use the exchange degeneracy between P and ρ to deduce the (formfactor)4 behavior as conjectured by Wu and Yang. Multiple-scattering correction at large t then modifies the t dependence in accordance with the Chou-Yang description. High-energy behavior is discussed.