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Duality and final-state interaction in the description of\(\bar p\)n → π+ππ at rest

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Summary

A pole expansion of Veneziano four-point amplitudes which is convergent in the annihilation channel is useda) to analyse the resonance content of the previously proposed dual descriptions of the reaction\(\bar p\)n → π+ππ at rest, andb) to construct a dual model for this reaction which exhibits a clear connection to the final-state interaction model. The important predictions of duality and crossing symmetry are the existence of the daughter resonances in the ππ system (particularly ɛ and ɛ′), and the presence of a nonresonant background in the annihilation amplitude. A reasonable fit to the data is found with this model.

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Si usa uno sviluppo polare delle ampiezze di quattro punti di Veneziano convergente nel canale di annichilazione pera) analizzare il contenuto di risonanze della descrizione duale della reazione\(\bar p\)n → π+ππ in quiete proposto precedentemente, eb) costruire un modello duale di questa reazione che presenti una chiara connessione col modello di interazione dello stato finale. Le predizioni importanti della dualità e della simmetria incrociata sono l’esistenza delle risonanze figlie nel sistema ππ (in particolare ɛ e ɛ′) e la presenza di un fondo non risonante nell’ampiezza di annichilazione. Con questo modello si trova una ragionevole approssimazione ai dati.

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Pokorski, S., Raitio, R.O. & Thomas, G.H. Duality and final-state interaction in the description of\(\bar p\)n → π+ππ at rest. Nuov Cim A 7, 828–838 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02728813

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