Studying the -mass in-medium in reactions
arXiv:hep-ex/0106041 · doi:10.1007/s100500170099
Abstract
Simulations based on a coupled-channel transport model have been performed to analyze the feasibility to study the in-medium mass exploiting the process for C, Ca and Nb nuclei. The distortions due to final-state interactions of the and background contributions from the reaction are found to be small in the mass range of interest ( GeV). Furthermore, the effect of the detector resolution on the -mass determination is discussed.
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