$P$-parity of charm and strange particles in electroproduction processes, in collinear regime

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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10.1016/j.physletb.2004.08.037

We show that definite polarization observables for the simplest electroproduction processes, $\ell+N\to \ell+B(1/2^\pm)+M(0^\pm)$, $B=Y(\Lambda, \Sigma$ or $Y_c$-hyperon, $\Theta^+$-pentaquark) and $M=K$, $\bar{K}$ or $D$, are sensitive to the relative P-parity $\pi(B)$ of the NBM-system. The interference of the longitudinal and transversal amplitudes for the collinear regime of the processes $\gamma^*+N\to B+M $($\gamma^*$ is the virtual photon) - at any value of momentum transfer squared and excitation energy of the $BM$-system - generates model independent relations between analyzing powers (in unpolarized lepton scattering by polarized target), from one side, and the components of the produced baryon $B$ polarization. It is important to stress that these relations depend on the above mentioned P-parity, and constitute a model independent method for the determination of unknown parities of strange and charm particles.

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