A coupled-channel system with anomalous thresholds and unitarity
arXiv:2211.03508 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.L031505
Abstract
We consider the isospin one-half example system, with coupled channels in the partial wave, chosen such that various phenomena that come with the opening of an anomalous threshold can be illustrated in a step-wise procedure by a suitable variation of up, down and strange quark masses. We use a set of LEC in the chiral Lagrangian that were adjusted to a large set of Lattice QCD results. The six phase shifts and inelasticity parameters are presented for various choices of the pion mass. For a pion mass of 150 MeV there are no anomalous thresholds encountered. The small change from 150 MeV to 145 MeV pion mass causes a dramatic impact of the anomalous threshold on the phase shifts.
11 pages, 4 figures
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