Method for measuring the charge radii of charged hyperons from the time-like region
arXiv:2309.07850 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2024.138887
Abstract
We propose a novel method for measuring the charge radii of charged stable hadrons, with which the first measurement of the charge radii of the and the is foreseen. The method explores the facts that the Dalitz decay contains the hyperon form factors and the lowest measurable four-momentum transfer squared can be as low as in the time-like region. We identify a kinematic region where the hyperon form factors are essential and propose a method for subtracting the background from the data. It is estimated that the hyperon charge radii can be measured to a precision of about {0.2~fm} with the BES\Rom{3} experiment and one order of magnitude better at the future Super -Charm Facility. Moreover, the same method can be used to measure the charge radius of the proton, which provides an independent cross-check on the extraction of proton radius from elastic scattering or leptonic hydrogen spectroscopy.
10 pages, 6 figures; PLB accepted version
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