On the structure observed in the in-flight reaction at J-PARC
arXiv:1607.02058 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptw166
Abstract
A theoretical investigation is done to clarify the origin of the peak structure observed near the threshold in the in-flight reaction of the J-PARC E15 experiment, which could be a signal of the lightest kaonic nuclei, that is, the state. For the investigation, we evaluate the invariant mass spectrum assuming two possible scenarios to interpret the experimental peak. One assumes that the resonance is generated after the emission of an energetic neutron from the absorption of the initial , not forming a bound state with the remaining proton. This uncorrelated system subsequently decays into the final . The other scenario implies that, after the emission of the energetic neutron, a bound state is formed, decaying eventually into a pair. Our results show that the experimental signal observed in the in-flight reaction at J-PARC is qualitatively well reproduced by the assumption that a bound state is generated in the reaction, definitely discarding the interpretation in terms of an uncorrelated state.
27 pages, 18 EPS figures, version accepted for publication in PTEP, discussions on numerical results improved
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