The reaction e+ e- --> e+e- eta-pi(0)pi(0) --> e+ e- 6-gamma has been analysed using the full data sample taken with the Crystal Ball detector at the DORIS II storage ring at DESY. The eta-pi(0)pi(0) invariant mass spectrum is dominated by the eta', for which we determine the radiative width GAMMA(gamma-gamma)(eta') to be (4.5 +/- 0.3 +/- 0.5) keV. Near 1.9 GeV/c2 we observe a second enhancement in the eta-pi(0)pi(0) mass distribution. Assuming that these events are created by the production and subsequent decay of a wide resonance X(1900), we have investigated the decay modes, the invariant mass distributions of the eta-pi(0) and pi(0)pi(0) subsystems and the angular distributions of the final state mesons. We find that the data is best described by J(PC) = 2-+. For this J(P) assignment the resonance parameters are GAMMA(gamma-gamma)(X) BR (X --> eta-pi-pi) = (0.95 +/- 0.27 +/- 0.20) keV, GAMMA(tot)(X) = (221 +/- 92 +/- 44) MeV, and M(X) = (1881 +/- 32 +/- 40) MeV/c2.

Analysis of the Eta-pi-0-pi-o Final-state In Photon-photon Collisions / K., Karch; D., Antreasyan; H. W., Bartels; D., Besset; C., Bieler; J. K., Bienlein; Bizzeti, Andrea; E. D., Bloom; I., Brock; K., Brockmuller; R., Cabenda; A., Cartacci; M., Cavallisforza; R., Clare; A., Compagnucci; G., Conforto; S., Cooper; R., Cowan; D., Coyne; A., Engler; K., Fairfield; G., Folger; A., Fridman; J., Gaiser; D., Gelphman; G., Glaser; G., Godfrey; K., Graaf; F. H., Heimlich; F. H., Heinsius; R., Hofstadter; J., Irion; Z., Jakubowski; H., Janssen; S., Keh; T., Kiel; H., Kilian; I., Kirkbride; T., Koiber; M., Kobel; W., Koch; A. C., Konig; K., Konigsmann; R. W., Kraemer; S., Kruger; G., Landi; R., Lee; S., Leffler; R., Lekebusch; T., Lesiak; A. M., Litke; W., Lockman; S., Lowe; B., Lurz; D., Marlow; H., Marsiske; W., Maschmann; P., Mcbride; F., Messing; W. J., Metzger; H., Meyer; B., Monteleoni; B., Muryn; R., Nernst; B., Niczyporuk; G., Nowak; C., Peck; P. G., Pelfer; B., Pollock; F. C., Porter; D., Prindle; P., Ratoff; M., Reidenbach; B., Renger; C., Rippich; M., Scheer; P., Schmitt; J., Schotanus; J., Schutte; A., Schwarz; D., Sievers; T., Skwarnicki; V., Stock; K., Strauch; U., Strohbusch; J., Tompkins; H. J., Trost; B., Vanuitert; R. T., Vandewalle; H., Vogel; A., Voigt; U., Volland; K., Wachs; K., Wacker; W., Walk; H., Wegener; D. A., Williams; P., Zschorsch. - In: ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR PHYSIK. C, PARTICLES AND FIELDS. - ISSN 0170-9739. - STAMPA. - 54:(1992), pp. 33-44. [10.1007/BF01881706]

Analysis of the Eta-pi-0-pi-o Final-state In Photon-photon Collisions

BIZZETI, Andrea;
1992

Abstract

The reaction e+ e- --> e+e- eta-pi(0)pi(0) --> e+ e- 6-gamma has been analysed using the full data sample taken with the Crystal Ball detector at the DORIS II storage ring at DESY. The eta-pi(0)pi(0) invariant mass spectrum is dominated by the eta', for which we determine the radiative width GAMMA(gamma-gamma)(eta') to be (4.5 +/- 0.3 +/- 0.5) keV. Near 1.9 GeV/c2 we observe a second enhancement in the eta-pi(0)pi(0) mass distribution. Assuming that these events are created by the production and subsequent decay of a wide resonance X(1900), we have investigated the decay modes, the invariant mass distributions of the eta-pi(0) and pi(0)pi(0) subsystems and the angular distributions of the final state mesons. We find that the data is best described by J(PC) = 2-+. For this J(P) assignment the resonance parameters are GAMMA(gamma-gamma)(X) BR (X --> eta-pi-pi) = (0.95 +/- 0.27 +/- 0.20) keV, GAMMA(tot)(X) = (221 +/- 92 +/- 44) MeV, and M(X) = (1881 +/- 32 +/- 40) MeV/c2.
1992
54
33
44
Analysis of the Eta-pi-0-pi-o Final-state In Photon-photon Collisions / K., Karch; D., Antreasyan; H. W., Bartels; D., Besset; C., Bieler; J. K., Bienlein; Bizzeti, Andrea; E. D., Bloom; I., Brock; K., Brockmuller; R., Cabenda; A., Cartacci; M., Cavallisforza; R., Clare; A., Compagnucci; G., Conforto; S., Cooper; R., Cowan; D., Coyne; A., Engler; K., Fairfield; G., Folger; A., Fridman; J., Gaiser; D., Gelphman; G., Glaser; G., Godfrey; K., Graaf; F. H., Heimlich; F. H., Heinsius; R., Hofstadter; J., Irion; Z., Jakubowski; H., Janssen; S., Keh; T., Kiel; H., Kilian; I., Kirkbride; T., Koiber; M., Kobel; W., Koch; A. C., Konig; K., Konigsmann; R. W., Kraemer; S., Kruger; G., Landi; R., Lee; S., Leffler; R., Lekebusch; T., Lesiak; A. M., Litke; W., Lockman; S., Lowe; B., Lurz; D., Marlow; H., Marsiske; W., Maschmann; P., Mcbride; F., Messing; W. J., Metzger; H., Meyer; B., Monteleoni; B., Muryn; R., Nernst; B., Niczyporuk; G., Nowak; C., Peck; P. G., Pelfer; B., Pollock; F. C., Porter; D., Prindle; P., Ratoff; M., Reidenbach; B., Renger; C., Rippich; M., Scheer; P., Schmitt; J., Schotanus; J., Schutte; A., Schwarz; D., Sievers; T., Skwarnicki; V., Stock; K., Strauch; U., Strohbusch; J., Tompkins; H. J., Trost; B., Vanuitert; R. T., Vandewalle; H., Vogel; A., Voigt; U., Volland; K., Wachs; K., Wacker; W., Walk; H., Wegener; D. A., Williams; P., Zschorsch. - In: ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR PHYSIK. C, PARTICLES AND FIELDS. - ISSN 0170-9739. - STAMPA. - 54:(1992), pp. 33-44. [10.1007/BF01881706]
K., Karch; D., Antreasyan; H. W., Bartels; D., Besset; C., Bieler; J. K., Bienlein; Bizzeti, Andrea; E. D., Bloom; I., Brock; K., Brockmuller; R., Cabenda; A., Cartacci; M., Cavallisforza; R., Clare; A., Compagnucci; G., Conforto; S., Cooper; R., Cowan; D., Coyne; A., Engler; K., Fairfield; G., Folger; A., Fridman; J., Gaiser; D., Gelphman; G., Glaser; G., Godfrey; K., Graaf; F. H., Heimlich; F. H., Heinsius; R., Hofstadter; J., Irion; Z., Jakubowski; H., Janssen; S., Keh; T., Kiel; H., Kilian; I., Kirkbride; T., Koiber; M., Kobel; W., Koch; A. C., Konig; K., Konigsmann; R. W., Kraemer; S., Kruger; G., Landi; R., Lee; S., Leffler; R., Lekebusch; T., Lesiak; A. M., Litke; W., Lockman; S., Lowe; B., Lurz; D., Marlow; H., Marsiske; W., Maschmann; P., Mcbride; F., Messing; W. J., Metzger; H., Meyer; B., Monteleoni; B., Muryn; R., Nernst; B., Niczyporuk; G., Nowak; C., Peck; P. G., Pelfer; B., Pollock; F. C., Porter; D., Prindle; P., Ratoff; M., Reidenbach; B., Renger; C., Rippich; M., Scheer; P., Schmitt; J., Schotanus; J., Schutte; A., Schwarz; D., Sievers; T., Skwarnicki; V., Stock; K., Strauch; U., Strohbusch; J., Tompkins; H. J., Trost; B., Vanuitert; R. T., Vandewalle; H., Vogel; A., Voigt; U., Volland; K., Wachs; K., Wacker; W., Walk; H., Wegener; D. A., Williams; P., Zschorsch
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