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تسجيل مستخدم جديدCharged K* Photoproduction in a Regge model
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We investigate $gamma p to K^{*+} Lambda$ reaction within a Regge approach. For the gauge invariance of the scattering amplitude, we reggeize the s-channel and contact term amplitudes as well as the $t$-channel amplitude. We obtain the decreasing behavior of the total cross section as the CLASs preliminary data show. We also calculate spin density matrices, and find clear differences between our Regge model and the previous Feynman (isobar) model.
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