Study of ambiguities in scattering amplitudes
arXiv:1306.5126 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2013-13121-9
Abstract
Amplitudes for the reaction are reconstructed from data on the differential cross section , the recoil polarization , and on the spin rotation parameter . At low energies, no data on exist, resulting in ambiguities. An approximation using and waves leads only to a fair description of the data on and ; in this case, there are two sets of amplitudes. Including waves, the data on and are well reproduced by the fit but now, there are several distinct solutions which describe the data with identical precision. In the range where the spin rotation parameter was measured, a full and unambiguous reconstruction of the partial wave amplitudes is possible. The energy-independent amplitudes are compared to the energy dependent amplitudes which resulted from a coupled channel fit (BnGa2011-02) to a large data set including both pion and photo-induced reactions. Significant deviations are observed. Consistency between energy dependent and energy independent solutions by choosing the energy independent solution which is closest to the energy dependent solution. In a second step, the {\it known} energy dependent solution for low (or high) partial waves is imposed and only the high (or low) partial waves are fitted leading to smaller uncertainties.
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