1973
DOI: 10.1007/bf01391986
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Quasi two bodye + e ? annihilation

Abstract: We present the helicity formalism for e + e-annihilation into two-body resonance states, and show how to systematically extract the magnitudes and relative phases of the form factors present in the one-photon exchange approximation. This entails measurement of one-particle density matrices and certain polarization correlations in the final state. We discuss, as an example, the vector meson dominance expectations for annihilation into meson resonances and show how this model can be tested.

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“…The helicity formalism is the most convenient theoretical tool for performing this analysis. Denoting the basic helicity amplitude [11] for arbitrary H spin-J by…”
Section: Heavy Higgs Bosonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The helicity formalism is the most convenient theoretical tool for performing this analysis. Denoting the basic helicity amplitude [11] for arbitrary H spin-J by…”
Section: Heavy Higgs Bosonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Spin ≥ 3: Above spin-2 the number of independent helicity amplitudes does not increase any more [11] and the most general spin-J tensor T µνβ 1 ...β J is a direct product of a tensor …”
Section: Spinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…~'hs--~~,:Js v~s 3b/3s (7) with (8) We have normalized the LS-amplitudes such that the total cross section is given by the sums of squares of the LS-amplitudes.…”
Section: F 11mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, we can also go to the same static limit in the most general expressions for the above transitions which can be obtained from (1) and (2) (16) . …”
Section: Is a Charmed Axial-vector 2'vfeson Already Found?mentioning
confidence: 99%