Effects of strange molecular partners of $P_c$ states in $γp \to K Σ$ reactions

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Autori principali: Suo, Jian-Cheng, Ben, Di, Zou, Bing-Song
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author Suo, Jian-Cheng
Ben, Di
Zou, Bing-Song
author_facet Suo, Jian-Cheng
Ben, Di
Zou, Bing-Song
contents Our previous studies revealed evidence of the strange molecular partners of $P_c$ states, $N(2080)3/2^-$ and $N(2270)3/2^-$, in the $γp \to K^{*+} Σ^0 / K^{*0} Σ^+$ and $γp \to ϕp$ reactions. Motivated by the differential cross-section data for $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ from CLAS 2010, which exhibits some bump structures at $W \approx$ 1875, 2080 and 2270 MeV, we extend our previous analysis by investigating the effects of $N(1535)1/2^-$, $N(1875)3/2^-$, $N(2080)1/2^- \&\ 3/2^-$ and $N(2270)1/2^- , 3/2^- \&\ 5/2^-$, as strange partners of $P_c$ molecular states, in the reactions $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ and $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$. The theoretical model employed in this study utilizes an effective Lagrangian approach in the tree-level Born approximation. It contains the contributions from $s$-channel with exchanges of $N$, $Δ$, $N^*$ (including the hadronic molecules with hidden strangeness), and $Δ^*$; $t$-channel; $u$-channel; and the generalized contact term. The results based on the final fitted parameters are in good agreement with all available experimental data of both cross-sections and polarization observables for $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ and $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$. Notably, the $s$-channel exchanges of molecules significantly contribute to the bump structures in cross-sections for $γp \to K Σ$ at $W \approx$ 1900, 2080 and 2270 MeV, and show considerable coherence with contributions from $s$-channel exchanges of general resonances to construct the overall structures of cross-sections. More abundant experiments, particularly for the reaction $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$, are necessary to further strengthen the constraints on the theoretical models.
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spellingShingle Effects of strange molecular partners of $P_c$ states in $γp \to K Σ$ reactions
Suo, Jian-Cheng
Ben, Di
Zou, Bing-Song
Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Our previous studies revealed evidence of the strange molecular partners of $P_c$ states, $N(2080)3/2^-$ and $N(2270)3/2^-$, in the $γp \to K^{*+} Σ^0 / K^{*0} Σ^+$ and $γp \to ϕp$ reactions. Motivated by the differential cross-section data for $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ from CLAS 2010, which exhibits some bump structures at $W \approx$ 1875, 2080 and 2270 MeV, we extend our previous analysis by investigating the effects of $N(1535)1/2^-$, $N(1875)3/2^-$, $N(2080)1/2^- \&\ 3/2^-$ and $N(2270)1/2^- , 3/2^- \&\ 5/2^-$, as strange partners of $P_c$ molecular states, in the reactions $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ and $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$. The theoretical model employed in this study utilizes an effective Lagrangian approach in the tree-level Born approximation. It contains the contributions from $s$-channel with exchanges of $N$, $Δ$, $N^*$ (including the hadronic molecules with hidden strangeness), and $Δ^*$; $t$-channel; $u$-channel; and the generalized contact term. The results based on the final fitted parameters are in good agreement with all available experimental data of both cross-sections and polarization observables for $γp \to K^+ Σ^0$ and $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$. Notably, the $s$-channel exchanges of molecules significantly contribute to the bump structures in cross-sections for $γp \to K Σ$ at $W \approx$ 1900, 2080 and 2270 MeV, and show considerable coherence with contributions from $s$-channel exchanges of general resonances to construct the overall structures of cross-sections. More abundant experiments, particularly for the reaction $γp \to K^0 Σ^+$, are necessary to further strengthen the constraints on the theoretical models.
title Effects of strange molecular partners of $P_c$ states in $γp \to K Σ$ reactions
topic Nuclear Theory
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.05811