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Experimental approach
Partial Wave Analysis
Resonances in Partial Wave Analysis
Analysis using PAWIAN(PANDA)
Deniz Mostarac
June 4, 2018
Table of contents
1 Introduction
2 Experimental approach
3 Partial Wave Analysis
Simulation study: f2 (1270) → π + π −
4 Resonances in Partial Wave Analysis
Breit-Wigner parametrisation
K-Matrix
5 Analysis using PAWIAN(PANDA)
Analysis: pp̄ → f2 π 0 → π + π − π 0
pp mode implementation in to PAWIAN
Cannot extend amplitude for a finite s, such that they are defined on a
region where t or u can become arbitrarily large.
Generally, one can write a partial wave expansion in terms of the Regge
(dominant) trajectory:
t α(s)
A(s, t) ∼ −β(s)
sin(πα(s))
where the partial wave amplitudes behave in the vicinity of a Regge pole
as:
0
β(t) β(t0 )/α
A(l, t) ∼ ≈−
l − α(t) t − t0 + i=(α(t0 ))/α0
200
140
120
100
e
80
60
40 π
20
0.2 0.3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 20
p (GeV/c)
dN/d∆η
pp s = 14TeV
Pythia 8.210 - MBR
10−1 ND Evts
component. 10−6
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
∆η
A2M 2 2∗
00 (θ, φ) = N2 F00 DM0 (θ, φ)
d−20 (θ)e −2iφ
2
d 2 (θ)e −iφ
−10
2 2 (θ)
= N2 F00 d00
d102 (θ)e iφ
2 (θ)e 2iφ
d20
Additional degrees of freedom are the production phase for the wave
l (mass independent) and a scaling constant factor.
Only the phase difference can contain physical information
Figure: Figure 2 shows the Breit-Wigner model for the case where two
resoncances couple to J PC = 0++ channel.
K −1 = T −1 + iI
m1 Γ1 (m)
T =
(m2 − m2 )
(m12 − m2 ) − im1 Γ1 (m) − i 12 m2 Γ2 (m)
(m2 − m2 )
m2 Γ2 (m)
+
(m2 − m2 )
(m22 − m2 ) − im2 Γ2 (m) − i 22 m1 Γ1 (m)
(m1 − m2 )
2 2
(a) γηπ = 0.8 (b) γηπ = 0.2
Figure: Figure 5 shows the ηπ(blue) and the KK(red) channels for
K-Matrix mass (0.980) and width (0.080).
2 2
(a) γηπ = 0.8 (b) γηπ = 0.2
Figure: Figure 6 shows the Argand plots for ηπ(blue) and the KK(red)
channels for K-Matrix mass (0.980) and width (0.080).
AJM 00 00
λ1 λ2 (Ω1 , Ω2 ) = A00 (Ωf2 π 0 )A20 (Ωπ + π − )