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The total cross section for the pp to pp $pi^0$ reaction at energies close to threshold is calculated in a covariant one-boson-exchange model. The amplitudes for the elementary BN to N$pi^0$ processes are taken to be the sum of s, u and t pole terms. The main contributions to the primary productionamplitude is due to a sigma meson exchange. Both the scale and energy dependence of the cross section are perfectly reproduced.
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The total cross section for the $pp to pp pi^0$ reaction at energies close to threshold is calculated within the frame of a chiral perturbation theory, taking into account tree and one loop diagrams up to chiral order D=2. Two-pion loop contributions dominate $pi^0$ production at threshold. The calculated cross section reproduces data, both scale and energy dependence, fairly well.
The total cross section for the pp --> pp $pi^0$ reaction at energies close to threshold is calculated within the frame of a chiral perturbation theory. The tree and one loop diagrams up to chiral order D=2 contributions are taken into account. The $L^{(0)}$ isoscalar-scalar part of t-channel two-pion exchange loop diagrams enhances the production amplitude strongly. The calculated cross section scale and energy dependence are very close to data.
We report a measurement of the spin-dependent total cross section ratios delta_sigma_T/sigma_tot and delta_sigma_L/sigma_tot of the pp --> pp pi^0 reaction between 325 MeV and 400 MeV. The experiment was carried out with a polarized internal target in a storage ring. Non-vertical beam polarization was obtained by the use of solenoidal spin rotators. Near threshold, the knowledge of both spin-dependent total cross sections is sufficient to deduce the strength of certain participating partial waves, free of any model.
Fully constrained bubble chamber data on the pp -> pi+ pn and pp -> pi+ d reactions are used to investigate the ratio of the counting rates for the two processes at low pn excitation energies. Whereas the ratio is in tolerable agreement with that found in a high resolution spectrometer experiment, the angular distribution in the final pn rest frame shows that the deviation from the predictions of final state interaction theory must originate primarily from higher partial waves in the pn system. These considerations might also be significant for the determination of the S-wave Lambda:p scattering length from data on the pp -> K+ Lambda p reaction.
Using the Quark-Gluon Strings Model -- combined with Regge phenomenology -- we perform a comparative analysis of $Lambda$, $Sigma^0$, $Lambda(1520)$ and $Theta^+$ production in binary reactions induced by photon, pion and proton beams on the nucleon. We find that the existing experimental data on the $gamma p to K^+ Lambda$ differential and total cross sections can be described very well by the model for photon energies $1 - 16$ GeV and $-t < 2$ GeV$^2$ assuming a dominant contribution of the $K^*$ Regge trajectory. Moreover, using the same parameters we also reproduce the total $gamma p to K^+ Sigma^0$ and $gamma p to K^+ Lambda(1520)$ cross sections suggesting a universality of the Regge model. In order to check the consistency of the approach we evaluate the differential and total cross sections for the reaction $pi^- p to K^0 Lambda$ which is also found to be dominated by the $K^*$ Regge trajectory. Using the apparent universality of the Regge model we extend our scheme to the analysis of the binary reactions $gamma p to bar{K}^0 Theta^+$, $pi^- p to K^- Theta^+$ and $pp to Sigma^+ Theta^+$ as well as the exclusive and inclusive $Theta^+$ production in the reactions $pp to p bar{K}^0 Theta^+$ and $pp to Theta^+ X$. Our detailed studies demonstrate that $Theta^+$ production does not follow the universality principle thus suggesting an essentially different internal structure of the exotic baryon relative to conventional hyperons or hyperon resonances.
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