The reactions and in PT with an isosinglet scalar resonance
arXiv:1706.04653 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2017-12401-8
Abstract
The lowest-lying resonance in the QCD spectrum is the isoscalar meson, also known as the . We augment SU(2) chiral perturbation theory (PT) by including the meson as an additional explicit degree of freedom, as proposed by Soto, Talavera, and Tarrús and others. In this effective field theory, denoted PT, the meson's well-established mass and decay width are not sufficient to properly renormalize its self energy. At another low-energy constant appears in the dressed -meson propagator; we adjust it so that the isoscalar pion-pion scattering length is also reproduced. We compare the resulting amplitudes for the and reactions to data from threshold through the energies at which the -meson resonance affects observables. The leading-order (LO) amplitude reproduces the -meson pole position, the isoscalar scattering lengths and scattering and data up to GeV. It also yields a amplitude that obeys the Ward identity. The value obtained for the polarizability is, however, only slightly larger than that obtained in standard PT.
arXiv comment17 pages, 7 figures. This version, which will be published in European Physical Journal A, contains clarification and more explanation of several points, as well as additional references
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