What Do We Know about Low--Energy KN Interactions? Need and Possibilities of New Experiments at DAΦNE
P. M. Gensini, R. Hurtado, G. Violini
Abstract
We present results from a dispersion--relation investigation on a coupled--channel analysis of KN--initiated processes in the low-- and intermediate--energy region. The analysis demonstrates both the effectiveness of these relations to constrain the parameters of the unmeasurable πY channels and the need for better data in the low--energy region, such as could be provided at a ϕ--factory. (pres. by G.V. at the "International Workshop on the Spectoscopy of Hypernuclei", Sendai, Japan, January 8-10, 1998, to be publ. in Genshikaku Kenkyuu).
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