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Partial-Wave Analysis of Kpπ±Σ Between 1.73 and 2.11 GeV

Daniel F. Kane, Jr.

  • Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720

Phys. Rev. D 5, 1583 – Published 1 April, 1972

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.5.1583

Abstract

Cross-section, angular-distribution, and polarization measurements are presented for 17 energies. Results of a partial-wave analysis based on these data are presented. The presence of resonant structures in the F15 and D13 waves is confirmed. The masses, widths, and resonant amplitudes are determined: ER=1.925±0.008 GeV, t=0.137±0.015, and Γ=0.146±0.022 GeV for the F15; ER=1.985±0.005 GeV, t=0.093±0.006, Γ=0.208±0.022 GeV for the D13. The D5 and F5 octets, F7 decuplet, and G7 singlet are studied for SU3 symmetry of reduced coupling constants; possible conclusions are limited by uncertainty about the detailed energy dependence of the couplings. The D13 resonance is shown to be compatible with the D3 nucleon resonance seen around 2.040 GeV.

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