The role of the P11(1710) in the NNNK reaction
A. Sibirtsev, K. Tsushima, W. Cassing, A. W. Thomas
Abstract
Using the resonance model, which was successfully applied for the study of the pppK+ reaction, we investigate NNNK reactions that should provide cleaner information about resonance excitations and meson exchange contributions. For this purpose we demonstrate that the invariant mass distribution for the K system, as well as the Dalitz plot for the NNNK reaction, provide direct information about the K production mechanism, which can be tested in the near future by experiments at COSY.
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