2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2003.12.012
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Mass dependence of inclusive nuclear φ photoproduction

Abstract: Based on a prior determination of the φ selfenergy in a nuclear medium we perform a theoretical study of inclusive φ photoproduction in nuclei, looking at the A dependence of the cross sections for different φ momenta. We find sizeable reductions in the nuclear cross sections with respect to the elementary one, using a φ selfenergy which implies a width about six times the free one at normal nuclear density. The calculations are done to match the set up for an ongoing experiment at SPring8/Osaka which should p… Show more

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“…Indeed, predictions of an increase of the φ width by a factor five or six [ 2, 3] to ten [ 4], at normal nuclear matter density, have been made using different chiral approaches. Different reactions have been studied or suggested to test experimentally this large width [ 5,6,4,7,8,9].The aim of the present work is to propose a new method to determine the φ width in the nuclear medium [ 10]. The traditional method in the works quoted above (except [ 9]) is to look for a broadening of the φ width reconstructed from the invariant mass of its decay products.…”
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“…Indeed, predictions of an increase of the φ width by a factor five or six [ 2, 3] to ten [ 4], at normal nuclear matter density, have been made using different chiral approaches. Different reactions have been studied or suggested to test experimentally this large width [ 5,6,4,7,8,9].The aim of the present work is to propose a new method to determine the φ width in the nuclear medium [ 10]. The traditional method in the works quoted above (except [ 9]) is to look for a broadening of the φ width reconstructed from the invariant mass of its decay products.…”
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“…Different reactions have been studied or suggested to test experimentally this large width [ 5,6,4,7,8,9].…”
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