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The spin basis for the reaction (1) is well known from electroproduction, only a slight modification is needed to take çare of the unequal masses of the nucleons:
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Objective & Hypothesis:General self-cousistency conditions are derived for N* j == 1 /2 production ampKtu-* des and coupling constants by tbe methods of püre S-matrix theory.
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Key Findings & Data:We consider N(kt) + ^(k^) ->■ N*(k3) -{-^(kt) (1) reaction (s-channel) with masses k^^ = m = m'32 ’ and k^ = N and N* are both spin 1 {2, isospin 1 /2 nucleon resonanees.
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Conclusion & Impact:The spin basis for the reaction (1) is well known from electroproduction, only a slight modification is needed to take çare of the unequal masses of the nucleons:
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⚙️Variables:Pion-Gauge · Conditions · Reaction
Abstract
General self-cousistency conditions are derived for N* j == 1 /2 production ampKtu-* des and coupling constants by tbe methods of püre S-matrix theory. The similarity to electroproduction is discussed. We consider N(kt) + ^(k^) ->■ N*(k3) -{-^(kt) (1) reaction (s-channel) with masses k^^ = m = m'32 ’ and k^ = N and N* are both spin 1 {2, isospin 1 /2 nucleon resonanees. The spin basis for the reaction (1) is well known from electroproduction, only a slight modification is needed to take çare of the unequal masses of the nucleons:
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Cite This Article
ÜNAL, B. C. (1969). Pion-Gauge Conditions for Nρ→N*π Reaction. Communications Faculty of Sciences University of Ankara Series A1 Mathematics and Statistics, Cilt: 18, 1–1. https://ajindex.com/articles/740991