1996
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(96)01059-3
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Observation of f0(1500) decay into KLKL

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“…This width is close to values found by the Crystal Barrel Group (Ref. 1 ), however the resonance masses obtained in our fits are smaller than their values of about 1500 MeV.…”
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“…This width is close to values found by the Crystal Barrel Group (Ref. 1 ), however the resonance masses obtained in our fits are smaller than their values of about 1500 MeV.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Mixing of scalar mesons with scalar glueballs is possible; for example the f 0 (1500) resonance, observed by the Crystal Barrel Collaboration inpp annihilation at CERN, was interpreted as a candidate for the lowest scalar glueball. 1 The phenomenology of scalar mesons must include studies of interactions between different mesons produced in the decay channels of scalar mesons. In Ref.…”
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“…Thus we take m σ (µ n ) to be 1470(25) MeV. In addition, the Crystal Barrel collaboration finds an isosinglet mass of 1390(30) MeV [9] from one recent analysis and 1380(40) MeV [16] from another. Mark III finds 1430(40) MeV [17].…”
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“…In addition, in the state vector for f 0 (1500), the relative negative sign between the ss and nn components will lead, by interference, to a suppression of the partial width for this state to decay to KK. Assuming SU(3) flavor symmetry for the two pseudoscalar decay coupling of the scalar quarkonium states, the total KK rate for f 0 (1500) is suppressed by a factor of 0.39 (16) in comparison to the KK rate for an unmixed ss state. This suppression is consistent, within uncertainties with the experimentally observed suppression.…”
Section: Mixed Physical Statesmentioning
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