Combined analysis of the , reactions in a chiral quark model
arXiv:1602.04455 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.94.035202
Abstract
A combined analysis of the reactions and is carried out with a chiral quark model. The data in the center-of-mass (c.m.) energy range from threshold up to GeV are reasonably described. For , it is found that and paly crucial roles near threshold. The resonance contributes to the reaction through configuration mixing with . The constructive interference between and is responsible for the peak structure around threshold in the total cross section. The -pole, - and -channel backgrounds provide significant contributions to the reaction as well. While, for the process, the "first peak" in the total cross section is dominant by , which has a sizeable destructive interference with . Around 1.0 GeV/c ( GeV), there seems to be a small bump structure in the total cross section, which might be explained by the interference between the -channel and . The resonance notably affects the angle distributions of the cross sections, although less effects are seen in the total cross section. The role of -wave state should be further confirmed by future experiments. If has a narrow width of MeV as found in our previous work by a study of the photoproduction processes, obvious evidence should be seen in the and processes as well.
12 pages, 8 figures
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