eta' meson production in proton-proton collisions

Astronomy; b); b=Dept. of Physics; c= Dept. de Fisica; D); d= Physics Dept. Mount Holyoke College); FZ Juelich; H.F. Arellano(c); J. Speth(a) (a=IKP; J.W. Durso(a

eta' meson production in proton-proton collisions

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arxiv nucl-th/9908077 v1 pith:6RA75L7R submitted 1999-08-27 nucl-th

K. Nakayama(a , b) , H.F. Arellano(c) , J.W. Durso(a , d) , J. Speth(a) (a=IKP , FZ Juelich , b=Dept. of Physics

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The pp -> pp eta' reaction is investigated within a relativistic meson-exchange model of hadronic interactions. We explore the role of nucleonic and mesonic, as well as the N* resonance currents, in producing eta' mesons. In order to learn more about the production mechanisms, new measurements in the energy region far from the threshold are required.

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