The ππ S-Wave in the 1 to 2 GeV Region from a ππ, KK and ρρ(ωω) Coupled Channel Model
W. M. Kloet, B. Loiseau
Abstract
A simple ππ, KK, and ρρ(ωω) fully coupled channel model is proposed to predict the isoscalar S-wave phase shifts and inelasticities for ππ scattering in the 1.0 to 2.0 GeV region. The S-matrix is required to exhibit poles corresponding to the established isoscalar Jπ = 0+ resonances f0(975), f0(1400), and f0(1710). A dominant feature of the experimental ππ inelasticity is the clear opening of the KK channel near 1 GeV, and the opening of another channel in the 1.4 - 1.5 GeV region. The success of our model in predicting this observed dramatic energy dependence indicates that the effect of multi-pion channels is adequately described by the ππ coupling to the KK channel, the ρρ(4π) and ωω(6π) channels.
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