Model dependence of the π1 (1600) → ρ(770)π signal
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https://doi.org/10.31349/SuplRevMexFis.3.0308015Keywords:
Hadron spectroscopy, COMPASS experiment, partial-wave analysis, isobar model, meson resonance, exotic, pi1(1600), rho(770)Abstract
Using the large C OMPASS data set on diffractive three pion production, we investigate the contradictory observations reported by previous experiments on the existence of a resonance signal in the spin-exotic wave with spin, parity and charge conjugation quantum numbers 1−+ . We identify a strong dependence of the result on the employed analysis model as the cause and derive a model tuned to minimize these effects. Additionally, we study the robustness of our analysis model using the approach of freed-isobar partial-wave analysis.
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