Resonance Model of πΔ→ Y K for Kaon Production in Heavy Ion Collisions
K. Tsushima, S. W. Huang, Amand Faessler
Abstract
The elementary production cross sections πΔ→ Y K (Y=Σ,\,\, Λ) and πN → Y K are needed to describe kaon production in heavy ion collisions. The πN → Y K reactions were studied previously by a resonance model. The model can explain the experimental data quite well tsu. In this article, the total cross sections πΔ→ Y K at intermediate energies (from the kaon production threshold to3 GeV of πΔ center-of-mass energy) are calculated for the first time using the same resonance model. The resonances, N(1710)\,I(JP) = 12(12+) and N(1720)\, 12 (32+) for the πΔ→ ΣK reactions, and N(1650)\, 12 (12-), N(1710)\, 12 (12+) and N(1720)\, 12 (32+) for the πΔ→ ΛK reactions are taken into account coherently as the intermediate states in the calculations. Also t-channel K*(892) 12(1-) vector meson exchange is included. The results show that K*(892) exchange is neglegible for the πΔ→ ΣK reactions, whereas this meson does not contribute to the πΔ→ ΛK reactions. Furthemore, the πΔ→ Y K contributions to kaon production in heavy ion collisions are not only non-neglegible but also very different from the πN → Y K reactions. An argument valid for πN → Y K cannot be extended to πΔ→ Y K reactions. Therefore, cross sections for πΔ→ Y K including correctly the different isospins must be
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