Nucleon resonances in the reaction near threshold
arXiv:1409.7242 · doi:10.1088/0253-6102/63/2/14
Abstract
We investigate the two-body reaction within the effective Lagrangian approach and the isobar model. In addition to the "background" contributions from -channel exchange, -channel and exchanges, and -channel nucleon pole terms, the contributions from the nucleon resonances , , and are investigated. It is shown that the inclusion of these nucleon resonances contributions leads to a good description of the experimental total and differential cross sections data at low energy region. The -channel , , and resonances and the -channel exchange give the dominant contributions below GeV, while the -channel and exchanges give the minor contributions.
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