Broadening of meson produced coherently in the photonuclear reaction
arXiv:1403.7305 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2013-13123-7
Abstract
The invariant mass distribution spectra are calculated to estimate the hadron parameters of the meson produced coherently in the photonuclear reaction. The elementary reaction occurring in the nucleus is considered to proceed as . We describe the elementary meson photoproduction by the experimentally determined reaction amplitude . The meson propagator is presented by the eikonal form, and the meson nucleus optical potential appearing in it is estimated using the "" approximation. The meson nucleon scattering amplitude extracted from the measurements is used to generate this potential. The calculated invariant mass distribution spectra are compared with those measured at Jefferson Laboratory. The calculated results for the transparency ratio are also presented.
arXiv comment22 pages, 8 figures
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