Coupling strength of the to the channel
arXiv:1303.6735 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.87.042201
Abstract
The coupling strength to the channel, , is extracted from the latest and largest photoproduction database by using an isobar model. It is found that the coupling is small. In term of the coupling ratio the best result is , much smaller than that obtained from the isobar analysis of the decays, i.e., , but consistent with the results of the unitary chiral approach of the same decay processes as well as the partial wave analysis of kaon photoproduction, i.e., . The different results of found here and in literature to date suggest that a more solid definition of the coupling constant, especially in the case of state, is urgently required, before a fair comparison can be made.
11 pages, 5 figures, 1 table
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