Assocative Photoproduction of Roper Resonance and ω-Meson
H. Babacan, T. Babacan
Abstract
Associative photoproduction of ω-meson and N*(1440) on nucleons, γ+Nω+N*(1440), in the near threshold region is investigated in a framework employing effective Lagrangians. Besides π-exchange in t-channel, baryon exchanges, i.e. N- and N*-exchanges, in the s- and u-channels are also taken into account in calculations of differential cross-section and beam asymmetry. Important inputs of this model are the vector and tensor coupling constants of ωNN*(1440)-vertex, which are assumed to be equal to the values of these couplings for ωNN vertex. Using our previous estimation of ωNN coupling constants obtained from a fit to available experimental data on photoproduction of ω meson in the near threshold region, we produce the necessary numerical predictions for different observables in γ+Nω+N*(1440). Numerical results shows that at low |t| dominant contribution comes from t-channel π-exchange while effects of nucleon and N*(1440) pole terms can be seen at large |t|. Our predictions for the differential cross section and beam asymmetry for the processes γ+Nω+N*(1440), where N is proton and neutron at Eγ=2.5 GeV are presented with zero width approximation and also with the inclusion of width effects of N*(1440).
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