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Photo- and electroproduction of $K^{+}\Lambda$ with unitarity-restored isobar model

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arxiv 1801.07466 v2 pith:XSVZUM7J submitted 2018-01-23 nucl-th

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Exploiting the isobar model, kaon photo- and electroproduction on the proton in the resonance region comes under scrutiny. An upgrade of our previous model, comprising higher-spin nucleon and hyperon exchanges in the consistent formalism, was accomplished by implementing energy-dependent widths of nucleon resonances, which leads to a different choice of hadron form factor with much softer values of cutoff parameter for the resonant part. For a reliable description of electroproduction, the necessity of including longitudinal couplings of nucleon resonances to virtual photons was revealed. We present a new model whose free parameters were adjusted to photo- and electroproduction data and which provides a reliable overall description of experimental data in all kinematic regions. The majority of nucleon resonances chosen in this analysis coincide with those selected in our previous analysis and also in the Bayesian analysis with the Regge-plus-resonance model as the states contributing to this process with the highest probability.

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  1. New Isobar Models for $K^+\Lambda$ Electroproduction

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    Two isobar models with high-spin baryon resonances and modified electromagnetic form factors fit CLAS K+Lambda electroproduction data with chi-square per point of 2.16.

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