Charge asymmetry of pions in the process e-e+ e-e+π+π-
I. F. Ginzburg, A. Schiller, V. G. Serbo
Abstract
The study of the charge asymmetry of produced particles allows to investigate the interference of different production mechanisms and to determine new features of the corresponding amplitudes. In the process e- e+ e- e+ π+ π- the two-pion system is produced via two mechanisms: two-photon (C-even state) and bremsstrahlung (C-odd state) production. We study the charge asymmetry of pions in a differential in the pion momenta cross section originating from an interference between these two mechanisms. At low effective mass of dipions this asymmetry is directly related to the s- and p-phases of elastic ππ scattering. At higher energies it can give new information about the f0 meson family, f2(1270) meson, etc. The asymmetry is expressed via the pion form factor Fπ and helicity amplitudes Mab for the subprocess γ*γ π+π- as Σ Gab Re(Fπ*Mab) where we have calculated analytically the coefficients Gab for the region giving the main contribution to the effect. Several distributions of pions are presented performing a numerical analysis in a model with point-like pions. In the region near the dipion threshold the asymmetry is of the order of 1%. We show that with suitable cuts the signal to background ratio can be increased up to about 10%.
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