Status of Nucleon Resonances with Masses M<MN+Mπ
R. Beck, S. N. Cherepnya, L. V. Fil'kov, V. L. Kashevarov, M. Rost, Th. Walcher
Abstract
We discuss different interpretations of peaks observed a few years ago by Tatischeff et al. in missing mass spectra of the reaction pp->pi+pX, which were declared as new exited nucleon states with small masses. A study of the possible production of such states in the process γp->pi+N*->pi+ +γγn by analyzing the invariant mass spectrum of γγn is proposed. It is shown that the data, obtained recently at MAMI-B, can allow to analyze this process and to get information about an existence of exited nucleon states with small masses.
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