Pion photoproduction on the nucleon in the quark model
Q. Zhao, J. S. Al-Khalili, Z. -P. Li, R. L. Workman
Abstract
We present a detailed quark-model study of pion photoproduction within the effective Lagrangian approach. Cross sections and single-polarization observables are investigated for the four charge channels, γp π+ n, γn π- p, γp π0 p, and γn π0 n. Leaving the πNΔ coupling strength to be a free parameter, we obtain a reasonably consistent description of these four channels from threshold to the first resonance region. Within this effective Lagrangian approach, strongly constrainted by the quark model, we consider the issue of double-counting which may occur if additional t-channel contributions are included.
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