MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C
An analysis is presented of the reaction K-p→K0π-p at 4.2 GeV/c incident momentum, using analytical techniques in fully dimensional phase space. This methods allows to isolate the contributions of the 0+, 1- and 2+ (Kπ) partial waves in various helecity Separating well-understood contributions from...
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author | Engelen, J Heinen, P Kittel, E Metzger, W Schotanus, D Vergeest, J Zralek, M Jongejans, B Massaro, G Dionisi, C Ferrando, A Gavillet, P Loverre, P Mazzucato, M Foster, B Grossmann, P Wells, J |
author_facet | Engelen, J Heinen, P Kittel, E Metzger, W Schotanus, D Vergeest, J Zralek, M Jongejans, B Massaro, G Dionisi, C Ferrando, A Gavillet, P Loverre, P Mazzucato, M Foster, B Grossmann, P Wells, J |
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description | An analysis is presented of the reaction K-p→K0π-p at 4.2 GeV/c incident momentum, using analytical techniques in fully dimensional phase space. This methods allows to isolate the contributions of the 0+, 1- and 2+ (Kπ) partial waves in various helecity Separating well-understood contributions from the rest, the method is particularly useful for the detection of small effects (≈1% of the total final-state cross section) not visible in the mass distributions: (i) small cross-section contributions of 3- (Kπ partial waves, K*(1780), are unambiguously isolated; (ii) 3.5σ evidence is given for Σ(1480) in the (pK0) system; (iii) effects due to a second Kπ P-wave or the possible presence of a doubly peripheral mechanism are discussed. The method furthermore allows simultaneous treatment of the (Kπ) partial waves, pπ) partial waves and their interferences and of a Σ(1765) signal (with spin 5 2). While interferences within the (Kπ) and within the (pπ) systems are strongly determining the corresponding distributions, no interference between these systems is needed. © 1980. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:7b1ce465-dbf9-47ba-a91e-45c2359ed94b2022-03-26T20:48:31ZMULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-CJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:7b1ce465-dbf9-47ba-a91e-45c2359ed94bEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1980Engelen, JHeinen, PKittel, EMetzger, WSchotanus, DVergeest, JZralek, MJongejans, BMassaro, GDionisi, CFerrando, AGavillet, PLoverre, PMazzucato, MFoster, BGrossmann, PWells, JAn analysis is presented of the reaction K-p→K0π-p at 4.2 GeV/c incident momentum, using analytical techniques in fully dimensional phase space. This methods allows to isolate the contributions of the 0+, 1- and 2+ (Kπ) partial waves in various helecity Separating well-understood contributions from the rest, the method is particularly useful for the detection of small effects (≈1% of the total final-state cross section) not visible in the mass distributions: (i) small cross-section contributions of 3- (Kπ partial waves, K*(1780), are unambiguously isolated; (ii) 3.5σ evidence is given for Σ(1480) in the (pK0) system; (iii) effects due to a second Kπ P-wave or the possible presence of a doubly peripheral mechanism are discussed. The method furthermore allows simultaneous treatment of the (Kπ) partial waves, pπ) partial waves and their interferences and of a Σ(1765) signal (with spin 5 2). While interferences within the (Kπ) and within the (pπ) systems are strongly determining the corresponding distributions, no interference between these systems is needed. © 1980. |
spellingShingle | Engelen, J Heinen, P Kittel, E Metzger, W Schotanus, D Vergeest, J Zralek, M Jongejans, B Massaro, G Dionisi, C Ferrando, A Gavillet, P Loverre, P Mazzucato, M Foster, B Grossmann, P Wells, J MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title | MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title_full | MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title_fullStr | MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title_full_unstemmed | MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title_short | MULTICHANNEL ANALYSIS OF THE REACTION K-P-]K-BAR-O-PI-P AT 4.2 GEV-C |
title_sort | multichannel analysis of the reaction k p k bar o pi p at 4 2 gev c |
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