The role of components in the N(1440) resonance
arXiv:nucl-th/0605076 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.74.015202
Abstract
The role of 5-quark components in the pion and electromagnetic decays and transition form factors of the N(1440) is explored. The components, where the 4-quark subsystem has the flavor-spin symmetries and , which are expected to have the lowest energy of all configurations, are considered in detail with a nonrelativistic quark model. The matrix elements between the 5-quark components of the N(1440) and the nucleon, , play a minor role in these decays, while the transition matrix elements and that involve quark antiquark annihilation are very significant. Both for the electromagnetic and strong decay the change from the valence quark model value is dominated by the confinement triggered annihilation transitions. In the case of pion decay the calculated decay width is enhanced substantially both by the direct and also by the confinement triggered transitions. Agreement with the empirical value for the pion decay width may be reached with a 30% component in the N(1440).
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