Role of electromagnetic corrections in the distributions of
arXiv:2603.29208 · doi:10.1103/t1z7-1c5j
Abstract
The cusp structure at the threshold in the invariant mass spectrum serves as a sensitive probe for extracting the -wave scattering lengths in processes where an -wave pair is produced in the final states. Within the framework of nonrelativistic effective field theory with coupled channels and , we revisit the near-threshold structures in the spectrum of . Our analysis incorporates the final-state rescattering, including both strong and Coulomb interactions. It turns out that the cusp near the threshold becomes more prominent when Coulomb interactions are included. The electromagnetic correctionsare found to alter the magnitude of the threshold cusp by about 2%-3%, underscoring the necessity of including these effects in precision determinations of the scattering lengths. The coupled-channel amplitude constructed in this work provides a ready-to-use theoretical framework for experimental analyses of fine structures near thresholds.
13 pages, 7 figures, comments are welcome
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