The role of the components in the electromagnetic transition
arXiv:0802.3996 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2008-10698-x
Abstract
The helicity amplitudes and for the electromagnetic transition are calculated in the quark model that is extended to include the lowest lying components in addition to the component. It is found that with admixture of 5-quark components with a proportion of 20% in the nucleon and 25-65% in the resonance the calculated helicity amplitude decreases at the photon point, to the empirical range. The components contain pairs, which is consistent with the substantial width for decay of the . The best description of the momentum dependence of the empirical helicity amplitudes is obtained by assuming that the components are more compact than the component. However, this version of extended quark model still does not lead to a satisfactory simultaneous description of both and although with significant improvement.
version to appear in Eur. Phys. J. A
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