New data on the p + N → [Σ0K+] + N reaction at Ep= 70 GeV and the search for exotic baryons

The SPHINX Collaboration (IHEP-ITEP)
  • S.V. Golovkin
  • A.P. Kozhevnikov
  • V.P. Kubarovsky
  • V.F. Kurshetsov
  • L.G. Landsberg
  • V.V. Molchanov
  • V.A. Mukhin
  • S.V. Petrenko
  • V.A. Senko
  • D.V. Vavilov
  • V.A. Victorov
  • V.Z. Kolganov
  • G.S. Lomkatsi
  • A.F. Nilov
  • V.T. Smolyankin
Hadron physics

Abstract:

New data for the diffractive reaction p+N→ [Σ0K+] +N at Ep= 70 GeV were obtained with partially upgraded SPHINX setup. The data are in a good agreement with the results of our previous study of this reaction. In the mass spectrum M0K+) a structure at the threshold region with a mass ∼1810 MeV and a distinct X(2000) peak with M= 1989 ± 6 MeV and γ= 91 ± 20 MeV are observed. Unusual features of the massive X(2000) state (narrow decay width, anomalously large branching ratio for the decay channel with strange particle emission) make it a serious candidate for cryptoexotic pentaquark baryon with hidden strangeness |qqqs¯s>. We also present new results on the narrow threshold structure X(1810) with M= 1807 ± 7 MeV and γ= 62 ± 19 MeV which is produced in the region of very small P2T < 0.01 GeV2. The possibility of the Coulomb production mechanism for X(1810) is discussed.

PACS:13.85.Fb Inelastic scattering: two particle find state – 25.40.Ve Other reactions above meson production thresholds (energies >400 MeV) 

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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

Authors and Affiliations

  • S.V. Golovkin
    • 1
  • A.P. Kozhevnikov
    • 1
  • V.P. Kubarovsky
    • 1
  • V.F. Kurshetsov
    • 1
  • L.G. Landsberg
    • 1
  • V.V. Molchanov
    • 1
  • V.A. Mukhin
    • 1
  • S.V. Petrenko
    • 1
  • V.A. Senko
    • 1
  • D.V. Vavilov
    • 1
  • V.A. Victorov
    • 1
  • V.Z. Kolganov
    • 2
  • G.S. Lomkatsi
    • 2
  • A.F. Nilov
    • 2
  • V.T. Smolyankin
    • 2
  1. 1.State Research Center, Institute for High Energy Physics, Protvino, RussiaRU
  2. 2.State Research Center, Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow, RussiaRU

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