Nucleon resonances via H,D() reactions GeV Experiments at GeV Hall a t LNS 2001-02: GeV Hall, 2003: STB tagger II, SCISSORS II, STB special e-beam 2004-05: Experiments with 0.6 < E < 1.15 GeV 2006: FOREST construction 1. C,Cu() S 11 (1535) in nuclei; Phys. Lett. B639 (2006) 429 2. H() proton cross section; p→p; Phys. Rev. C (20 06) in press 3. D() neutron cross section; S 11 , D 15 , pentaquark; subm itted soon 4. H,D(0 ) Nucleon resonances
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Nucleon resonances via H,D() reactions
GeV Experiments at GeV Hall at LNS 2001-02: GeV Hall,
2003: STB tagger II, SCISSORS II, STB special e-beam
2004-05: Experiments with 0.6 < E < 1.15 GeV 2006: FOREST construction
1. C,Cu() S11(1535) in nuclei; Phys. Lett. B639 (2006) 4292. H() proton cross section; p→p; Phys. Rev. C (2006) in press
Double Differential Yield d 2N/dp dcos (at +N CMS)
p→ p
p→N
channel open Momentum Cut P*(3b max) p→ p 抽出
d/d d/dp
(p→p)
(p→N)
H(,)H reaction
For E < 1.15 GeV(LNS) ~ (CLAS, ELSA) no third S11 (Saghai and Li) (E) ~ (MAID) S11(1535) largest S11(1650) destructive P11(1720) very small + direct (Born, , ex.)
Chiral unitary approach for meson-baryon scattering D33(1700), S11(1535), D13(1520)
Jido et al.
Doring et al.
D() reaction
?
Original motivation:<u|e|u>=2/3, <d|e|d>=-1/3 →difference in magnetic transitions between proton and neutron
proton target: only S11(1535), S11(1650) neutron target: D15(1675) should be enhanced
Present interest: antidecuplet state N* (S=0) originally assigned to P11(1710) reanalisys N scattering PR C69(04)035208 W=1680, ~ 10 MeVGRAAL preliminary n coin. Data W=1675 MeV sharp state
The anti-decuplet
1539 < 25 MeV
1862
~ 1646
~ 1754
Reevaluation by Diakonov and Petrov, 04
Modified analysis pN scattering Arndt et al. PRC69(04)035208
n measurement in D(n)p Kunznetsov et al. preprint (05)
Jp:1/2+ or 1/2- ?Width: very small < 10 MeV?Other members: S=0 sector? strongly observed in n >> p sharp resonance
CB-ELSA(IX International WorkshopOn Meson Photoproduction,Crakow,Poland,9.-13,June 2006)
n measurement: quasi-free kinematics (advantage) incomplete arrangement of neutron detectors →low statistics, not high E resolution, spectrum deformed
inclusive measurement d→pn: whole kinematics, complex analysis (disadvantage) high statistics, high E resolution, spectrum not deformed W, , Jp, transition strength,….. may be obtained precisely.
Comparison with proton data
・ broader momentum distribution ~ 20 MeV increased due to the deuteron target
・ however, good separation between
d→ pn, d→pn
momentum distributions in d→pn
angular distributions in c.m. frame of photon incident on nucleon at rest (‘c.m.’)
Total cross section vs E
d→pn ’p’→p
(d)-(’p’)
Narrow resonance! rough estimate peak at E=1020 MeV apparent width E ~ 80 MeV
Effects of nucleon motion in the deuteron
FWHM =75 MeV
solid line : F(pN)open circles: CD-Bonn
Hulthen Wave Function
F(pN) =pN2/((pN
2+2)(pN2+2)) 2
=45.7 MeV=260 MeV
cos
Angular DistributionE=1 GeV n
cos
1 = 0.5
=10MeV (18MeV in E
=60 MeV(E~100MeV)
Analysis: isobar model +impulse approx.
)~()~()( nnd
dpp
d
dpnd
d
d
; neglect p-n interference and f.s.i
)~( ppd
d
)~( nnd
d
; on shell cross section result of MAID for p→p
; result of the isobar model similar to the MAID calculation
Direct term (Born and and exchange): from MAIDResonances: Mass N A1/2 A3/2