Kaon-induced ϕΣ production off the proton
Sang-Ho Kim, Myung-Ki Cheoun
Abstract
We investigate the reaction mechanism of K-p ϕΣ0 within a hybrid Regge approach based on effective Lagrangians. The nonresonant background includes Reggeized t-channel K and K* exchanges, together with ground-state Σ and nucleon exchanges in the s and u channels, respectively. To describe the structures observed at 3.0 ≤slant P Lab ≤slant 4.5 GeV, we include the high-mass Σ(2620) and Σ(3000) resonances and examine the spin-parity assignments JP = 1/2, 3/2, and 5/2. The K*-Reggeon exchange dominates the forward-angle cross sections, whereas the smaller K-Reggeon contribution is important for the total cross section at low energies and for the spin-density matrix elements. The nonresonant background alone is not sufficient to reproduce the local structures in the total cross section or the differential cross sections at large -t'. Including the two resonances, particularly the Σ(3000), substantially improves the agreement with the available data. The JP=5/2- assignment for the Σ(3000) provides a reasonable overall description, although the present data do not permit a definitive determination.
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