Evidence of N*(1535) resonance contribution in the pn->dϕreaction
arXiv:0905.0260 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.025203
Abstract
The N*(1535) resonance contributions to the pn->dϕreaction are evaluated in an effective Lagrangian model. The π-, η-, and ρ-meson exchange are considered. It is shown that the contributions from π- and ρ-meson exchange are dominant, while the contribution from η-meson exchange is negligibly small. Our theoretical results reproduce the experimental data of both total cross section and angular distribution well. This is another evidence that the N*(1535) resonance has large s\bar{s} component leading to a large coupling to Nϕ, which may be the real origin of the OZI rule violation in the \piN and pN reactions.
arXiv comment13 pages,4 figures
References in corpus (30)
- Resonance model study of kaon production in baryon baryon reactions for heavy ion collisions
- Diffractive -meson photoproduction on proton near threshold
- Abundant phi-Meson Production in pbar-p Annihilation at Rest and Strangeness in the Nucleon
- Rates for the reactions antiproton-proton --> pi phi and gamma phi
- The Role of the Resonance for Kaon Production in Heavy Ion Collisions
- The component of the proton and the strangeness magnetic moment
- The role of in and reactions
- The production of eta-mesons in nucleon-nucleon collisions near threshold
- The Near-Threshold Production of Phi Mesons in pp Collisions
- Polarization Observables in Phi Meson Photoproduction and the Strangeness Content of the Proton
- Spin effects and baryon resonance dynamics in phi-meson photoproduction at few GeV
- Resonance model study of strangeness production in pp collisions
- -meson production in proton-proton collisions
- Precision measurement of the quasi-free pn->dphi reaction close to threshold
- Combined Analysis of Near-Threshold Production of omega and phi Mesons in Nucleon-Nucleon Collisions within an Effective Meson-Nucleon Model
- Production of and Mesons in Near-Threshold Reactions: Baryon Resonances and Validity of the OZI Rule
- Study of the and reactions close to threshold
- Near-threshold and meson productions in collisions
- The role of in production
- Aspects of phi-meson production in proton-proton collisions
- The role of the N*(1535) resonance and the pi^- p --> KY amplitudes in the OZI forbidden pi N --> phi N reaction
- The role of the in the reaction
- Nucleonic resonance effects in the meson photoproduction
- Coupling Constant for
- Electroproduction of phi meson from proton and the strangeness in the nucleon
- On the current status of OZI violation in and pp reactions
- The reactions p + n --> d + omega and p + n --> d + phi near threshold
- New data on OZI rule violation in bar{p}p annihilation at rest
- Okubo-Zweig-Iizuka rule violation in photoproduction
- Polarization observables in the reaction
Cited by in corpus (21)
- Five-quark components in baryons
- Hadron spectroscopy from strangeness to charm and beauty
- A Three-Flavor Chiral Effective Model with Four Baryonic Multiplets within the Mirror Assignment
- Associated strangeness production in the pp to pK^+K^-p and pp to pK^+ pi^0 Sigma^0 reactions
- Role of the in the decay
- Influence of the axial anomaly on the decay
- Production of and in decay
- Complementary studies on from , and collisions
- The near threshold reaction in an effective Lagrangian approach
- Decay patterns of low-lying states to the strangeness channels
- Resonance model study on near threshold
- Exclusive meson production for energy ranges available at the GSI-FAIR with HADES and PANDA
- The nucleon resonances in the decay
- Prospects for detecting the hidden-strange pentaquarklike state in the reaction
- Contribution of the t-channel exchange for the reaction
- Disentangle the nature of resonances in coupled-channel models
- Partial wave analyses of and
- Penta-quark States with Strangeness, Hidden Charm and Beauty
- Penta-quark states with hidden charm and beauty
- Three-flavor chiral effective model with four baryonic multiplets within the mirror assignment
- Strangeness production from pp collisions