Based on the low energy QCD Lagrangian theory and the crossing symmetry relation, strange meson photoproduction and its associated radiative capture on the proton are investigated in the [SUSF（6） × O（3）]sym ....Based on the low energy QCD Lagrangian theory and the crossing symmetry relation, strange meson photoproduction and its associated radiative capture on the proton are investigated in the [SUSF（6） × O（3）]sym . × SUc（3） quark mode/of baryon structure with only one same input parameter, the only strong coupling constant aM. Calculations for the cross sections, p-polarization of γ ＋ P → K^＋ ＋ A reaction and the branching ratios for K^- radiative capture of K^- ＋ p → γ ＋ Y with Y = A, ∑^0 are performed. Good agreements to data are obtained and the results show that, compared to traditional phenomenological models, the low energy QCD Lagrangian theory provides a successful, unifled description of the strange meson photo-production and its associated radiative capture.展开更多
The measurements of exclusive single-meson and double-pion electro-production cross sections off the proton to study nucleon resonances will be extended to higher momentum transfers with the CLAS12 detector and the en...The measurements of exclusive single-meson and double-pion electro-production cross sections off the proton to study nucleon resonances will be extended to higher momentum transfers with the CLAS12 detector and the energy upgraded CEBAF beam. Based on new theoretical developments to extract and interpret the electromagnetic transition form factors and on the experience gained from the most recent results, the newly formed collaboration of experimentalists and theorists shall enable us to provide unprecedented high- precision data, high-quality analyses, and state-of-the-art model and QCD based calculations in a Q2 domain up to 10 GeV2. For the first time nucleon resonance structures will be studied at still unexplored distance scales, where the dressed quark contributions are the dominating degrees of freedom and their strong interaction is responsible for the ground and excited nucleon state formation. These studies also open up a promising opportunity to understand the origin of more than 98% of the nucleon mass that is created by strong fields predominantly at these distance scales by dressing the current quarks.展开更多
基金The project supported in part by National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 10247004 and 10565001 and the Natural Science Foundation of Guangxi Province of China under Grant Nos. 0575020, 0481030 and 0542042
文摘Based on the low energy QCD Lagrangian theory and the crossing symmetry relation, strange meson photoproduction and its associated radiative capture on the proton are investigated in the [SUSF（6） × O（3）]sym . × SUc（3） quark mode/of baryon structure with only one same input parameter, the only strong coupling constant aM. Calculations for the cross sections, p-polarization of γ ＋ P → K^＋ ＋ A reaction and the branching ratios for K^- radiative capture of K^- ＋ p → γ ＋ Y with Y = A, ∑^0 are performed. Good agreements to data are obtained and the results show that, compared to traditional phenomenological models, the low energy QCD Lagrangian theory provides a successful, unifled description of the strange meson photo-production and its associated radiative capture.
基金Supported by National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy and other international funding agencies supporting research groups at JLab
文摘The measurements of exclusive single-meson and double-pion electro-production cross sections off the proton to study nucleon resonances will be extended to higher momentum transfers with the CLAS12 detector and the energy upgraded CEBAF beam. Based on new theoretical developments to extract and interpret the electromagnetic transition form factors and on the experience gained from the most recent results, the newly formed collaboration of experimentalists and theorists shall enable us to provide unprecedented high- precision data, high-quality analyses, and state-of-the-art model and QCD based calculations in a Q2 domain up to 10 GeV2. For the first time nucleon resonance structures will be studied at still unexplored distance scales, where the dressed quark contributions are the dominating degrees of freedom and their strong interaction is responsible for the ground and excited nucleon state formation. These studies also open up a promising opportunity to understand the origin of more than 98% of the nucleon mass that is created by strong fields predominantly at these distance scales by dressing the current quarks.
