Vector meson pair production in two-photon collisions near threshold
Jonathan L. Rosner
Abstract
The cross sections for several γγ VV processes exhibit strong enhancements near threshold, where V denotes a vector meson. The pattern of these enhancements is not well understood; for example, γγ ρ0 ρ0 shows an appreciable peak, while γγ ρ+ ρ- does not. Some possible mechanisms for this behavior are discussed. Tests are proposed involving production of systems containing heavier quarks, e.g., through the reaction γγ J/ψρ0. The importance of modeling + - π+ π- angular distributions in decays of threshold J/ψρ0 enhancements is illustrated by comparing the expected distributions for S-wave decays of scalar particles and P-wave decays of pseudoscalar particles.
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