Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0

We perform a dispersive theoretical study of the reaction γ γ → π0 π0 emphasizing the low energy region. The large source of theoretical uncertainty to calculate the γ γ → π0 π0 total cross section for sqrt(s) ≳ 0.5   GeV within the dispersive approach is removed. This is accomplished by taking one...

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Autores principales: Oller, J.A., Roca, L., Schat, C.
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Publicado: 2008
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spelling paperaa:paper_03702693_v659_n1-2_p201_Oller2023-06-12T16:47:51Z Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0 Phys Lett Sect B Nucl Elem Part High-Energy Phys 2008;659(1-2):201-208 Oller, J.A. Roca, L. Schat, C. We perform a dispersive theoretical study of the reaction γ γ → π0 π0 emphasizing the low energy region. The large source of theoretical uncertainty to calculate the γ γ → π0 π0 total cross section for sqrt(s) ≳ 0.5   GeV within the dispersive approach is removed. This is accomplished by taking one more subtraction in the dispersion relations, where the extra subtraction constant is fixed by considering new low energy constraints, one of them further refined by taking into consideration the f0 (980) region. This allows us to make sharper predictions for the cross section for sqrt(s) ≲ 0.8   GeV, below the onset of D-wave contributions. In this way, were new more precise data on γ γ → π0 π0 available one might then distinguish between different parameterizations of the ππ isoscalar S-wave. We also elaborate on the width of the σ resonance to γγ and provide new values. © 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. 2008 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:ar-repo/semantics/artículo info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf eng info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03702693_v659_n1-2_p201_Oller
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description We perform a dispersive theoretical study of the reaction γ γ → π0 π0 emphasizing the low energy region. The large source of theoretical uncertainty to calculate the γ γ → π0 π0 total cross section for sqrt(s) ≳ 0.5   GeV within the dispersive approach is removed. This is accomplished by taking one more subtraction in the dispersion relations, where the extra subtraction constant is fixed by considering new low energy constraints, one of them further refined by taking into consideration the f0 (980) region. This allows us to make sharper predictions for the cross section for sqrt(s) ≲ 0.8   GeV, below the onset of D-wave contributions. In this way, were new more precise data on γ γ → π0 π0 available one might then distinguish between different parameterizations of the ππ isoscalar S-wave. We also elaborate on the width of the σ resonance to γγ and provide new values. © 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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author Oller, J.A.
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Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
author_facet Oller, J.A.
Roca, L.
Schat, C.
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title Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
title_short Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
title_full Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
title_fullStr Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
title_full_unstemmed Improved dispersion relations for γ γ → π0 π0
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