form factors in the timelike regime
arXiv:1610.08788 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.014003
Abstract
The covariant spectator quark model, tested before in a variety of electromagnetic baryon excitations, is applied here to the reaction in the timelike regime. The transition form factors are first parametrized in the spacelike region in terms of a valence quark core model together with a parametrization of the meson cloud contribution. The form factor behavior in the timelike region is then predicted, as well as the decay width and the Dalitz decay, . Our results may help in the interpretation of dielectron production from elementary collisions and from the new generation of HADES results using a pion beam. In the --1 GeV range we conclude that the {\it QED approximation} (a independent form factor model) underestimates the electromagnetic coupling of the from 1 up to 2 orders of magnitude. We conclude also that the and the Dalitz decay widths are comparable.
arXiv commentPublished version. 12 pages, 10 figures
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