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The Theoretical Study Of The Scattering Process γn→π~-p

Posted on:2022-02-28Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z MaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2480306728997229Subject:Theoretical Physics
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The study of N and Δ spectra is one of the important topics in hadron physics.With the framework of the chiral quark model,we extracted the properties of the nucleon and the Δ resonance states by studying photoproduction process γn→π-p.By fitted the differential cross section,beam antisymmetric Σ,recoil proton polarization P and target particle antisymmetric T experimental data ofγn→π-p scattering process,we find that:(1)、The resonance stateΔ(1232)has a significant contribution in theγn→π-p process,and the mass and width of theΔ(1232)are M(?)1220Me V and Γ(?)100Me V,respectively,Which are close to the values determined by PDG.At the same time,we extracted the Δ(1232)Nπcoupling strength Cr(1232)(?)2.3,which is about 1.5 times larger than the coupling constant of the traditional quark model.(2)、N(1535)also plays a very important role in this process.We also get the mass and width of the state N(1535),M(?)1515Me V and Γ(?)115Me V,respectively.In addition,the Δ(1535)Nπcoupling constant we extracted is about 1.6 times larger than the coupling strength given by the traditional quark model.At the same time,in theγn→π-p scattering process,we find that the resonance state N(1520)also has a non-negligible effect,and with the energy increases,N(1535)S11and N(1520)D13have a strong interference destructive effect in a relatively high energy region.(3)、In this process,s channel,u channel,t channel,and background items of contact items also play a pivotal role.It is worth mentioning that in our predicted total cross-section,we found that there is two obvious structures nearΔ(1232)andΔ(1535)Nπ,and its main contribution is the resonance statesΔ(1232)and N(1535),respectively.
Keywords/Search Tags:chiral quark model, radiative-capture process, radiative decay, baryon spectroscopy
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