Pion Photoproduction off Nucleon with Hamiltonian Effective Field Theory
arXiv:2201.11555 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.114039
Abstract
We analyze the process in the negative parity channel with Hamiltonian effective filed theory which is successful in studying the nucleon resonances associated with the meson-nucleon scattering and lattice QCD simulations. We provide the scattering amplitude of pion photoproduction and extract the electric dipole amplitudes . The triquark component in is important for improving the consistence between our results and the experimental data.
10 pages, 4 figures; published version. We thank the referee for the useful improvement!
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