A possible mechanism for producing the threshold enhancement in
arXiv:0903.1427 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.80.034032
Abstract
In the radiative decay channels , the result of partial wave analysis indicates that the systems are predominately pseudoscalar component, and most of these channels have relatively large branching ratios at an order of . Meanwhile, vector mesons, such as , and , have strong couplings with nucleons and/or hyperons. This suggests a dynamical mechanism describing the form factors for higher mesons, such as and . It is thus natural to expect that rescatterings of these vector meson pairs into of partial wave could be an important source contributing to of which the branching ratio is at the order of . Our calculation justifies this point. In particular, we find that interferences between different rescattering amplitudes can produce a significant threshold enhancement in the invariant mass spectrum of . Without introducing dramatic ingredients, our model provides a natural explanation for the peculiar threshold enhancement observed by BES-II in . Additional experimental constraints on the transitions are examined. This mechanism in is also discussed.
arXiv commentRevtex4, 8 pages, 5 eps figures; Revised version with additional supportive results on pp-bar to VV; To appear in Phys. Rev. D
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