Study of the pd 3He K+K- and pd 3He ϕ reactions close to threshold
F. Bellemann, A. Berg, J Bisplinghoff, G. Bohlscheid, J. Ernst, C. Henrich, F. Hinterberger, R. Ibald, R. Jahn, R. Joosten, K. Kilian, A. Kozela, H. Machner, A. Magiera, J. Munkel, P. von Neumann-Cosel, P. von Rossen, H. Schnitker, K. Scho, J. Smyrski, R. Toelle, C. Wilkin
Abstract
Two--kaon production in proton--deuteron collisions has been studied at three energies close to threshold using a calibrated magnetic spectrograph to measure the final 3He and a vertex detector to measure the K+K- pair. Differential and total cross sections are presented for the production of ϕ--mesons, decaying through ϕ K+K-, as well as for prompt K+K- production. The prompt production seems to follow phase space in both its differential distributions and in its energy dependence. The amplitude for the pd 3He ϕ reaction varies little for excess energies below 22 MeV and the value is consistent with that obtained from a threshold measurement. The angular distribution of the K+K- decay pair shows that near threshold the ϕ--mesons are dominantly produced with polarization m=0 along the initial proton direction. No conclusive evidence for f0(980) production is found in the data.
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