Photoproduction in an effective Lagrangian approach
arXiv:2201.06831 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/ac4e7c
Abstract
A gauge-invariant model is constructed for the reaction within a tree-level effective Lagrangian approach with the purpose to understand the underlying production mechanisms and to study the resonance contributions in this reaction. In addition to the -channel and exchanges, the -channel nucleon exchange, and the interaction current, the -channel nucleon resonance exchanges are also included in constructing the reaction amplitudes to describe the data. It is found that the contributions from the -channel exchange are required to describe the most recently measured total cross-section data for from the CLAS Collaboration. Further analysis shows that the interaction current dominates the reaction near the threshold as a result of gauge invariance. The -channel exchange contributes significantly, while the contributions from the -channel exchange as well as the -channel nucleon exchange turn out to be negligible. The contributions from the -channel exchange are found to be responsible for the bump structure shown in the CLAS total cross-section data above the center-of-mass energy GeV. The predictions of the differential cross sections for are shown and discussed, which can provide theoretical guidances for the future experiments.
arXiv commentTo be published in Chinese Physics C
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