Analysis of Negative Parity Baryon Photoproduction Amplitudes in the Expansion
arXiv:0711.4203 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2008.03.056
Abstract
We study the photoproduction helicity amplitudes of negative parity baryons in the context of the expansion of QCD. A complete analysis to next-to-leading order is carried out. The results show sub-leading effects to be within the magnitude expected from the power counting. They also show significant deviations from the quark model, in particular the need for 2-body effects.
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