Wigner rotations for cascade reactions

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Hauptverfasser: Habermann, Kai, Mikhasenko, Mikhail
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author Habermann, Kai
Mikhasenko, Mikhail
author_facet Habermann, Kai
Mikhasenko, Mikhail
contents Parametrization of cascading hadronic reactions is a central tool in hadron spectroscopy for modeling matrix elements and extracting parameters of hadronic states. Implementing the helicity formalism consistently presents challenges, particularly for particles with spin, due to the need to match spin states of final-state particles, an operation known as the Wigner rotation. This paper discusses these challenges in detail and offers solutions, including a practical method for implementation. Equipped with a general algorithm for computing Wigner rotations, we extend the studies to alternative amplitude formulations, the minus-phi and canonical conventions.
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spellingShingle Wigner rotations for cascade reactions
Habermann, Kai
Mikhasenko, Mikhail
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Parametrization of cascading hadronic reactions is a central tool in hadron spectroscopy for modeling matrix elements and extracting parameters of hadronic states. Implementing the helicity formalism consistently presents challenges, particularly for particles with spin, due to the need to match spin states of final-state particles, an operation known as the Wigner rotation. This paper discusses these challenges in detail and offers solutions, including a practical method for implementation. Equipped with a general algorithm for computing Wigner rotations, we extend the studies to alternative amplitude formulations, the minus-phi and canonical conventions.
title Wigner rotations for cascade reactions
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06913