Backward-angle electroproduction of mesons off protons at and
arXiv:2511.17030 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptag049
Abstract
The electroproduction of mesons from a target at , and has been experimentally measured. The differential cross section of virtual-photoproduction has been obtained as in the One-Photon-Exchange Approximation. This value is one-sixth of that of real-photoproduction at backward angles. A comparison with newly-developed isobar model calculations not only shows validity of the theoretical framewark employed, but also imposes new constrains on coupling strength between the final state and nucleon resonances.
27 pages, 9 figures
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