On the distinct observation of the moving triangle singularity
V. M. Kolybasov
Abstract
It is shown that nonzero orbital momentum in the vertex of secondary interaction in the triangle graph leads to a more clear picture corresponding to the moving complex singularity compared with the case of constant vertex. The peak in the distribution of the final particles invariant mass becomes narrower and its shift with momentum transfer more distinct. It opens the possibility to observe this picture experimentally.
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