Comparison of a new Delta resonance production model with electron and neutrino data
E. A. Paschos, M. Sakuda, I. Schienbein, J. Y. Yu
Abstract
We consider resonance production by neutrinos focusing on the dominant resonance P33 at low energies with a detailed discussion of its form factors. The results are presented for free nucleon targets. The Δ resonance is described by two form factors C3V and C5A and its differential cross sections are compared with experimental data. Further, we apply this approach to the electroproduction case and calculate its differential cross sections which are compared with electroproduction experimental data. Our approach to the analysis of Δ resonance is particularly simple and self-contained such that it could be helpful for the physical interpretation.
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