Double-strangeness exchange reactions in a hybrid Regge-plus-resonance approach
arXiv:2304.07725 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.107.065202
Abstract
We investigate double-strangeness exchange reactions, and , using an effective Lagrangian approach based on a hybrid Regge-plus-resonance model involving rescattering diagrams. We consider the background processes that include , , and Regge trajectories in the channel and the -channel Born-term diagrams. The -channel hyperon resonances account for the bump structures in the total cross sections. The -channel and resonances contribute significantly, and the resonance favors . The interference pattern between the and amplitudes is essential for describing forward differential cross sections in the resonance region GeV. The absence of the meson leads to the inclusion of the meson-baryon rescattering diagrams to describe the reaction data, proving the significant contribution of the -- rescattering diagrams.
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