Theoretical study on pp --> p n pi+ reaction at medium energies
arXiv:0902.1818 · doi:10.1142/S0218301309012306
Abstract
The reaction is a channel with the largest total cross section for pp collision in COSY/CSR energy region. In this work, we investigate individual contributions from various and resonances with mass up to about 2 GeV for the reaction. We extend a resonance model, which can reproduce the observed total cross section quite well, to give theoretical predictions of various differential cross sections for the present reaction at GeV. It could serve as a reference for identifying new physics in the future experiments at HIRFL-CSR.
talk at STORI08, Sept. 2008, Lanzhou, China
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