S=0 pseudoscalar meson photoproduction from the proton
M. Dugger
Abstract
Many measurements of pseudoscalar mesons with S = 0 photoproduced on the proton have been made recently. These new data are particularly useful in theoretical investigations of nucleon resonances. How the new data from various labs complement each other and help fill in the gaps in the world data set is disscussed, with a glance at measurements to be made in the near future. Some theoretical techniques used to explain the data are briefly described.
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