Study of resonant structure of S-wave amplitudes in pi(-)p->pi(-)pi(+)n measured on polarized target at 17.2 GeV/c in the mass range of 580-1080 MeV
M. Svec
Abstract
We have performed a new model independent amplitude analysis of reaction π- p π- π+ n measured at CERN at 17.2 GeV/c on polarized target. The analysis extends the range of dipion mass from 600--880 MeV used in the previous study to 580--1080 MeV. Our purpose is to study the role of f0(980) interference and to better determine the resonance parameters of σ(750) resonance from fits to both S-wave amplitudes | S|2Σ and |S|2Σ with recoil nucleon transversities ``up'' and ``down'', respectively. This work is the first attempt to determine resonance parameters of a resonance from Breit-Wigner fits to production amplitudes of opposite transversity. We used several fitting procedures to understand the resonant structure of the S-wave amplitudes in this mass range. The simultaneous fit to | S|2Σ and |S|2Σ with two common σ poles yields an excellent fit with a lower χ2/dpt than the separate fits. All amplitudes are dominated by a σ state with mσ= 786 24 MeV and Γσ= 130 47 MeV. All amplitudes receive a weaker contribution from a narrower σ' state with mσ' = 670 30 MeV and Γσ' = 59 58 MeV. We propose to identify σ'(670) and σ(786) with colour-electric and colour-magnetic modes of lowest mass scalar gluonium 0++ (gg).
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