Final State Interactions in Decays of the Exotic π1 Meson
Nikodem J. Poplawski, Adam P. Szczepaniak, J. T. Londergan
Abstract
We analyze the role of final state interactions in decay of the lighest exotic meson, pi1 with JPC=1-+. We use the relativistic Lippmann-Schwinger equation for two coupled πb1 and πρ channels. The first one is the predicted dominant decay mode of the π1, whereas in the other a narrow π1(1600) exotic signal has been reported by the E852 collaboration. The FSI potential is constructed, based on the ω meson exchange between the two channels. We find that this process introduces corrections to the π1 widths of the order of only a few MeV. Therefore, we conclude that a substantial πρ$ mode cannot be generated through level mixing.
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