Photons from axial-vector radiative decay in a hadron gas
arXiv:nucl-th/9406026 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.50.1688
Abstract
Strange and non-strange axial-vector meson radiative decays contribute to photon production in hadron gas. One- and two-hadron radiative decay modes of , and are studied. At 200 MeV temperature and for a narrow range in photon energies they contribute more to the net thermal photon production rate than , or . They provide significant contribution to the rate for photon energies as high as 1.5--2.0 GeV. For higher energies they are less important.
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