[Halld-physics] Reading Group Friday

[Eugene Chudakov]

There is not much room for a large cross section times BR, because of
the existing measurements of J/psi photoproduction (Cornell), which
integrated the incoming photon energies. A 100MeV full width bump
produced at 1ub and decaying 100% to J/psi+p would produce 1000 times
more J/psi-s than observed.

A very high cross section for gamma+p-->P should be seen in 
the Compton scattering (Moskov is looking into it).

Eugene

On Fri, 7 Aug 2015, Curtis A. Meyer wrote:

> I am still not sure I understand the numbers in the Karliner/Rosner paper, but they have peak
> cross sections in the ub (micro barn) range, not the nb range for J/Psi production. This is probably
> when I first started hearing about this, I assumed that the rates we could observe with nb or smaller
> cross sections would make this incredibly hard to pull out. If a ub cross section is real, this would
> stand out pretty clearly in our data.
>
> Curtis
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>> On Aug 7, 2015, at 12:31 PM, Eugene Chudakov <gen at jlab.org> wrote:
>>
>> There is a collection of various links concerning J/psi
>> close-to-threshold photoproduction (see "meeting, talks") as well as
>> the older papers:
>>
>> https://userweb.jlab.org/~gen/charm/
>>
>> A few numbers:
>>
>> The expected gamm+p-->J/psi+p cross section at 10 GeV is about 0.1nb.
>> The lowest Cornell point was about 0.5nb for <12 GeV. This led Brodsky
>> to speculate that there could be some anomaly.
>>
>> We do not know the gamma+p-->P-->J/psi rate, but may assume, as the
>> starting point, the same ratio to non-resonance J/psi+p events as LHCB
>> had for the LB spectrum.  They had about 500 events per 15MeV bin. For
>> the incoming photon it would be an 80 MeV bin.
>>
>> Assuming 0.1nb I estimated that one can get about 1600 events/bin in
>> Hall C (based on PR12-07-006 proposal)) and 100 events in Hall B
>> (based on PR12-12-001 proposal) for a 3-month run.
>>
>> For GlueX at "low" intensity and the regular running (peak at 9 GeV
>> and 3mm hole) it would be about 2 ev/bin. Using the 5mm hole and 5
>> times more current would give about 20 ev/bin.
>>
>> Eugene
>>
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>> On Fri, 7 Aug 2015, Richard Jones wrote:
>>
>>> Matt,
>>>
>>> As this paper makes clear, Reinhard's idea of looking for this state in
>>> formation mode with GlueX at 10GeV is well within reach. Of course the BR
>>> to J/Psi,p might be miniscule but if so then why would this be the first
>>> mode in which it has been seen? My comment to Reinhard last Friday that
>>> searching for ccbar baryons in GlueX would be a long shot was incorrect.
>>>
>>> -Richard Jones
>>>
>>> On Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Shepherd, Matthew <mashephe at indiana.edu>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> We decided to break momentarily from the photoproduction theme to read and
>>>> discuss this timely paper from LHCb on pentaquarks with hidden charm.
>>>>
>>>> http://arxiv.org/abs/1507.03414
>>>>
>>>> Let’s meet Friday at 3:30 in F326/7.  Focus primarily on the article
>>>> itself, which is the first 15 pages.
>>>>
>>>> Please bring questions and topics for discussion!
>>>>
>>>> Matt
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