Discerning the two poles in decay
arXiv:1907.09188 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.074018
Abstract
Within the chiral unitary approach, the axial-vector resonance has been predicted to manifest a two-pole nature. The lowest pole has a mass of 1195 Mev and a width of 246 Mev and couples mostly to , and the highest pole has a mass of 1284 Mev and a width of 146 Mev and couples mostly to . We analyze theoretically how this double-pole structure can show up in the decays by looking at the vector-pseudoscalar () invariant mass distribution for different channels, exploiting the fact that each pole couples differently to different pairs. We find that the final and channels are sensible to the different poles of the resonance and hence are suitable reactions to analyze experimentally the double pole nature of this resonance.
arXiv comment10 pages, 6 figures
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