Sigma(1385) Results and Status of the Theta^{+} in STAR
arXiv:nucl-ex/0410039 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/31/4/022
Abstract
The Sigma(1385) analysis and the current status of pentaquark search with the STAR detector are reported. The corrected p_{T} spectra and the yields of the Sigma ^{\pm}(1385) and their antiparticles in the most central Au+Au as well as elementary p+p collisions are presented. A comparison of the <p_{T}> of observed particles suggests a similar behavior for particles with mass greater than 1.2 GeV in p+p and Au+Au collision environments. Acceptance and efficiency studies with simulations show that the (anti)pentaquarks should be found at the 3% level.
arXiv commentInvited talk to be appear in the Hot Quarks 2004 Workshop for young scintists on the physics of ultrarelativistic nucleus nucleus collisions proceedings
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