Observation of a doubly charged charmed baryon in the reaction υp→μ−Σ++c

Evidence for the quasi-elastic production of the doubly charged charmed barron Σ⁺⁺_c has been observed in a vp interaction in BEBC. The mass of the Σ⁺⁺_c and of its decay product, the Λ⁺_c, are 2454±5 MeV and 2288±5 MeV, respectively. The mass difference M(Σ⁺⁺_c)? M(Λ⁺_c) is 166±1 MeV. Combining the Λ⁺_c mass value obtained here with the values obtained in the two Λ⁺_c events previously observed in this experiment, thevalue M(Λ⁺_c)=2283±3 MeV is deduced.     

Resonance production in the reaction π±p→Ks0K±p at 30 and 50 GeV/c

The mass and momentum transfer spectra of the charged $\text{K}\text{K}$ system produced in the reaction π^±p→K_s⁰K^±p are analyzed. The data have been collected at the CERN SPS with the Geneva-Lausanne two-arm, non-magnetic spectrometer at 30 and 50 GeV/c incident momenta. The general features of the reactions at these energies and the results of partial-wave analyses of the two kaon system are presented.The channel is dominated by the diffractive production of even spin resonances. The spin 4 recurrence of the A₂(1320) is clearly observed at 2040 MeV (Γ=380 MeV. A new resonance is observed with a mass M=2450MeV and a width Γ=400 MeV; the quantum numbers of this state are found to be I^G(J^PC)=1^?(6++). The analysis also shows the decay of the decay of the meson ?′(1600) through the $\text{K}\text{K}$ channel at both energies.The production amplitudes are determined both as a function of the $\text{K}\text{K}$ effective mass and of the momentum transfer. Isoscalar natural parity exchange is dominant. The energy dependence between 10 and 50 GeV/c is shown to be well described by a Regge pole model based on the f-dominated pomeron hypothesis. We compare the production mechanisms of the 2⁺ resonances A₂(1320) and K¹(1430). Finally, we estimate the $\text{K}\text{K}$ branching ratios of the spin 4 A₂(2040) and spin 6 A₂(2450) resonances.     

The relation between D and A1 axial-vector meson decays

We analyse the available information on the production and three-body decays of the D(1285) meson in an attempt to establish its relationship to the A₁(J^PC = 1⁺⁺) which mounting evidence suggests has a mass and width of 1100 and 250 MeV, respectively. In particular, we demonstrate that the narrow width of the D(20 to 30 MeV) is by no means incompatible with a broad A₁ and SU(3) symmetry. Taking due account of the possible existence of a K_A meson at 1340 MeV, we predict the decay properties of the ninth member of the nonet (the D') and argue that the E(1420) is not a viable candidate for this state.     

On the mass of the ss^- member of the 1^3D1 meson nonet

In the framework of Regge phenomenology and meson meson mixing, this paper estimates the mass of isoscalar state （ss^-） of the 1^3D1 meson nonet, and the results given by two different approaches are 1735.51 ± 59MeV and 1730.29 ±46.SMeV.     

Charmonium-the 1P1 state

Based on a model which gives agreement with the observed hyperfine and fine splitting of the charmonium states, we predict the mass of ¹p₁ to be 3372 MeV, substantially lower than any previous predicted values. We have also estimated branching ratios and decay rates for the production of this state via channels which become accessible because of its low mass.     

Regarding the 21S0 and 23S1 multiplets

<正>This paper discusses the masses and possible members of 2¹S₀ and 2³S₁ meson multiplets in the framework of meson-meson mixing and Regge phenomenology.For the 2¹S₀ meson nonet,K^*（1460） may be the observed state of the 2¹S₀ isodoublet with a mass of 1400 MeV and the mass ofω（1420） is 1412 MeV.For the 2³S₁ meson nonet,K^*（1410） seems too light to be the 2³S₁ ns member.The fact that the agreement between the present findings and those given by experiments and other different approaches is satisfactory implies that the assignments in this paper may be reasonable.     

Measurements of the radiative widths of the first T = 1, 2+ state of 20Ne and their relationship to analog β-decays

The radiative widths for decays of the ²⁰Ne T = 1, 2⁺ (10.27 MeV) state were measured by resonance α-capture in the reaction ¹⁶O(α, γ)²⁰Ne. A special windowless gas-cell target yielded a low-background spectrum enabling six γ-branches to be observed with a Ge(Li) detector. The six branches correspond to decays from the 10.27 MeV level to the following levels: 2⁺(7.83 MeV), 2⁺(7.42 MeV), 3^?(5.62 MeV), 2^?(4.97 MeV), 2⁺(1.63 MeV) and 0⁺(g.s.). The branching ratios and radiative widths Γ_γ to these levels are: 7.83 MeV [(0.22 ± 0.06)%, 0.008 ± 0.002 eV], 7.42 MeV [(6.9 ± 0.4)%, 0.31 ± 0.04 eV], 5.62 MeV [(2.1 ± 0.2)%, 0.097 ± 0.014 eV], 4.97 MeV [(1.3 ± 0.1)%, 0.060 ± 0.008 eV], 1.63 MeV [(88.9 ± 0.5)%, 4.08 ± 0.43 eV] and 0.0 MeV [(0.64 ± 0.14)%, 0.029 ± 0.008 eV]. The radiative widths to the 1.63 MeV and 7.42 MeV levels are used to determine the CVC predictions of the weak magnetism form factors and their effects on certain β-decay observables are evaluated.     

Experimental review of e~+e~-→ππh_c

We review the recent BESIII measurement of e~+e~-→ππh_c in which its line shape is studied between the center-of-mass energies of 3.9 to 4.42 Ge V and an iso-vector charmonium-like state Z_c(4020) is observed in the invariant mass of πhc at the BESIII experiment. The charged Z_c(4020)~± is the second observed Z_c state following Z_c(3900), while the Z_c(4020)~0 is the first observed neutral Z_c state. The line shape of σ(e~+e~-→ππh_c) is also reanalyzed in view of searching for the Y state and the existence of the Y(4220) state is confirmed and compared with the previous work of the BESIII experiment.     

Observation of the K1(1780) in the reaction K+p → Ksoπ+p at 10 GeV/c

An analysis of the Kπ-system in the mass region of the K¹(1780), based on a sample of 46000 K_s^oπ⁺ final states, is presented. Evidence for a relatively narrow width, τ ≈ 100 MeV, and for the spin parity assignment J^P = 3^? is found.     

An I = 1 enhancement at a mass of 1550 MeV in the (Λπ) and (Σπ)-systems

Evidence is presented for an I = 1 enhancement observed in the reactions K^?p→Λ(Σ)K⁰₁K^±π^? at $\text{4.2}\text{GeV}\text{c}$ inciden momentum. The mass and width of the proposed new Y¹ are, respectively, (1553 ± 7) MeV) and (80 ± 30) MeV. A decay branching ratio $\text{Σπ}\text{(Σπ + Λπ)}\text{= (35 ± 12)\%}$ is also obtained.     

The l-forbidden 1i112 → 2g92 M1 transition in 209Pb

The mean lifetime of the 0.78 MeV first excited state in ²⁰⁹Pb was measured by the recoil distance method to be τ_m = 11.1±1.3 ps. The B(M1) for the l-forbidden transition is in good agreement with one of several recent theoretical predictions.     

Electron scattering and α-cluster description of 12C and 20Ne

The elastic and inelastic electron scattering form factors in the ground-state band of ¹²C and ²⁰Ne have been calculated using the Brink α-cluster model projected wave functions. From a systematic comparison with experiment it is concluded that usual central forces like the Brink-Boeker B1 force give an unrealistically large clustering while that obtained using density dependent interactions like the Skyrme S1 force is too low. For intermediate values of the clustering it is possible in ¹²C to reproduce simultaneously the elastic as well as the inelastic form factors to the 2₁⁺(4.44 MeV), 3₁^?(9.64 MeV) and 4₁⁺(14.08 MeV) states for not too large transfers. Noticeable discrepancies between calculated and experimental 2₁⁺ and 3₁^? inelastic form factors at transfers higher than 1.5 fm^?1 reveal inherent weaknesses of the α-cluster wave functions which are not corrected after inclusion of the θ-vibrations.     

Production of recoil ions He^i＋ accompanied by single electron loss of 0.2-7 MeV C^q＋ and 0.25-5 MeV O^q＋ （q = 1- 4） ions

Target ionization accompanied with projectile electron loss is investigated for 0.2-7 MeV C^q＋ （q = 1 - 4） with He and 0.25-5 MeV O^q＋ （q = 1 - 4） with He collisions. For projectile single-electron loss channel, the He double-to-single ionization ratio R is nearly independent of projectile charge state but dependent on the nuclear charge of projectile Zp. The results are analysed with atomic structure qualitatively. So far there have not existed the experimental data comparable with our results, to our knowledge. The ratio R is interpreted in terms of the two-step mechanism. This analysis agrees well with similar experiments in the literature.     

Regarding the axial-vector mesons

The implications of the f₁(1285)-f₁(1420) mixing for the K₁(³P₁)- K₁(¹P₁) mixing angle are investigated. Based on the f₁(1285)-f₁(1420) mixing angle ∼ 50^° suggested from the analysis for a substantial body of data concerning the f₁(1420) and f₁(1285), the masses of the K₁(³P₁) and K₁(¹P₁) are determined to be ∼ 1307.35±0.63 MeV and 1370.03±9.69 MeV, respectively, which therefore suggests that the K₁(³P₁)- K₁(¹P₁) mixing angle is about ±(59.55±2.81)^°. Also, it is found that the mass of the h^′₁(¹P₁) (mostly of sˉ) state is about 1495.18±8.82 MeV. Comparison of the predicted results and the available experimental information of the h₁(1380) shows that without further confirmation on the h₁(1380), the assignment of the h₁(1380) as the sˉ member of the ¹P₁ meson nonet may be premature.     

The reactions π±p→pX± (900–1020 MeV) near threshold

We observe no structure in the X^± spectra as our mass resolution of 12 MeV FWHM. Thus the X⁰(957) of Binnie et al., is determined to be the I = 0 η′. A braid structure at a mass of 976 MeV can be accommodated.     

Direct extraction of the isovector deformation parameter β(1)2 from the (p,n) reaction of 56Fe

The reaction ⁵⁶Fe(p, n)⁵⁶Co leading to the analog of the ground state and the first excited 2⁺ state of ⁵⁶Fe has been studied at E_p=20, 28, 32 and35MeV. The direct process dominates at higher energies, thus the direct extraction of the isovector deformation parameter β⁽¹⁾₂ is feasible. It is found that β⁽¹⁾₂ is about three times larger than β⁽⁰⁾₂, the isoscalar deformation parameter.     

A study of the 11B(3He,p)13C reaction at 12, 10, 8, 6 and 4 MeV

Angular distributions for eight proton groups corresponding to states in ¹³C have been measured at incident ³He energies of 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 MeV. These states are p₀(ground state), P₁(3.09), p₁(3.68), p₃(3.85), p₄(6.86), p₇(7.68), pio(9.50) and p₁₁ (9.90). The angular distributions have been fitted with DWBA analyses using a zero-range approximation. No radial cut-offs were used. In general the data are reasonably well fit at incident energies of 10 and 12 MeV.     

The 1h92 proton orbit size in 209Bi

Angular distributions of α-particles from the reaction ²⁰⁹Bi(t, α)²⁰⁸Pb (ground state) have been measured at bombarding energies E_t = 8.5 MeV and E_t = 9.0 MeV. Zero-range (ZR) DWBA analyses of the data are used to determine the radial extent of the wave function of the $\text{lh}{}_{\mathrm{<mtext>9</mtext><mtext>2</mtext>}}$ orbit in which the transferred proton is bound in ²⁰⁹Bi. The applicability of the sub-Coulomb ZR DWBA treatment is investigated by comparison of ZR and exact finite-range DWBA calculations. A value of the (t, α) normalization constant of (20.8 ± 3.1) × 10⁴ MeV² · fm³, based on forward dispersion relations, has been obtained from this comparison. The asymptotic amplitude of the wave function is measured directly and the rms radius is extracted via a Woods-Saxon model. A value of √〈r²〉 = 6.10_?0.08^+0.12 fm, corresponding to a point proton and to a local Woods-Saxon potential, is obtained. The rms radius and radial wave function of the $\text{1}\text{h}{}_{\mathrm{<mtext>9</mtext><mtext>2</mtext>}}$ proton are compared with the results of electron scattering and muonic atom data on targets of ²⁰⁹Bi and ²⁰⁸Pb and with the results of Hartree-Fock calculations.     

Excitation of ground and gamma bands in the 24Mg(α, α')24Mg reaction at 120 MeV

The cross sections for excitation of the members of the ground state (g.s.) band 0^?(g.s.), 2⁺ (1.37 MeV) and 4⁺ (4.12 MeV) and the γ-band 2⁺_γ (4.24 MeV), 3_γ⁺(5.24 MeV) and 4_γ⁺(6.01 MeV) in ²⁴Mg have been measured in inelastic α-scattering at E_α = 120 MeV. The excitation of these states are found to be well described by a coupled-channel calculation (CCBA) performed in the framework of the asymmetric rotational model. Two sets of parameters are found to give excellent fits to the data, but in both a direct coupling between the ground state and the 4⁺ state is found necessary.     

The mean life of the second 0+ state in 42Ca

The mean life of the second excited state in ⁴²Ca (1.84 MeV, O⁺) was measured by a direct electronic timing technique to be 558 ± 8 ps. This result compares with a previous measurement of 480 ± 30 ps which yields a high B(E2) value. The present result gives a B(E2; 0₂⁺ 1.84 MeV → 2₁⁺ 1.52 MeV) value of 484 e² · fm⁴ or 55 single-particle units; the theoretical implications of this are discussed.The accurate mean life was extracted using a convoluted function to describe both the inherent time resolution of the experimental system and the exponential decay of the state of interest.