Extraction of -slopes from experimental and cross section data
arXiv:1609.03879 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.96.044601
Abstract
We analyze recent meson photoproduction data from the CLAS collaboration for the reactions and , fitting measured forward-angle differential cross sections to the form . We develop a quantitative scheme for determining the kinematic region where the fit is to be done, and, from the extracted -slope , determine whether single-Reggeon exchange can explain the production mechanism. We find that, in the region GeV, production of the channel can be explained by single Reggeon exchange, but the production channel cannot. We verify these conclusions by fitting the data to a differential cross section produced by the interfering sum of two exponential amplitudes.
10 pages, 10 figures
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