Kinetic mass shifts of $\ddot{I}$(770) and $K^{\ast }$(892) in Au+Au reaction at $E_{\mathrm{beam}}=1.23A$GeV

Abstract

We explore the properties of the last generation of $\ddot{I}$(770) and $K^{\ast }$(892) resonances created in Au+Au reactions at E${}_{\mathrm{lab}}=1.23$~AGeV via the reconstruction in the hadronic channel using the UrQMD model. Such resonance studies allow to obtain detailed information on the emission source in such reactions in a complementary way to di-lepton or HBT studies. We observe a freeze-out hierarchy and predict mass shifts for the $\ddot{I}$(770) resonance ($\hat{I}”m_{\ddot{I}}\approx -330$ MeV) and the $K^{\ast }$(892) resonance ($\hat{I}”m_{K^{\ast }}\approx -30$ MeV). These mass shifts are related to the regeneration cycles of each resonance species and are of purely kinetic origin. Experimentally our predictions can be tested using the GSI-HADES experiment or the lowest RHIC-BES energy.

9 pages, 8 figures