Improved empirical parametrizations of the and helicity amplitudes and the Siegert's theorem
arXiv:1602.03832 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.113012
Abstract
In the nucleon electroexcitation reactions, , where is a nucleon resonance (), the electric amplitude , and the longitudinal amplitude , are related by , at the pseudo-threshold limit (), where and are respectively the energy and the magnitude of three-momentum of the photon. The previous relation is usually refereed as the Siegert's theorem. The form of the electric amplitude, defined in terms of the transverse amplitudes and , and the explicit coefficients of the relation, depend on the angular momentum and parity () of the resonance . The Siegert's theorem is the consequence of the structure of the electromagnetic transition current, which induces constraints between the electromagnetic form factors in the pseudo-threshold limit. In the present work, we study the implications of the Siegert's theorem for the and transitions. For the transition, in addition to the relation between electric amplitude and longitudinal amplitude, we obtain also a relation between the two transverse amplitudes: , at the pseudo-threshold. % The constraints at the pseudo-threshold are tested for the MAID2007 parametrizations of the reactions under discussion. New parametrizations for the amplitudes , and , for the and transitions, valid for small and large , are proposed. The new parametrizations are consistent with both: the pseudo-threshold constraints (Siegert's theorem) and the empirical data.
Published in Phys. Rev. D. 21 pages, 13 figures, 5 tables
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