Study Guide for Assignment - High Energy Physics | PHY 245A, Assignments of Physics

Material Type: Assignment; Class: High Energy Physics; Subject: Physics; University: University of California - Davis; Term: Unknown 1989;

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Questions
1. Has anyone ever seen the track of a Δ in their detector?
2. What is the Breit-Wigner form?
3. The Δ “seen” in πN (N = p or n) scattering. How big is
the cross section on resonance relative to the unitarity
bound? (cm momentum 230 MeV, σ 195 mb)
3. The Δ is listed with the following properties:
a) m = 1230 MeV
b) Γ = 110 MeV
c) I = 3/2
d) J = 3/2
What features of the cross section lead you to conclude
that it exists and has each of these properties?
4. If, for a given process, I tell you that the matrix element
is independent of the kinematic variables (within the
kinematically allowed region), can you give me a formula
for the differential corss section? What is it called?
5. How do you tell that there is a ρ in πp ππp?

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Questions

  1. Has anyone ever seen the track of a Δ in their detector?
  2. What is the Breit-Wigner form?
  3. The Δ “seen” in πN (N = p or n) scattering. How big is the cross section on resonance relative to the unitarity bound? (cm momentum ≈ 230 MeV, σ ≈ 195 mb)
  4. The Δ is listed with the following properties: a) m = 1230 MeV b) Γ = 110 MeV c) I = 3/ d) J = 3/ What features of the cross section lead you to conclude that it exists and has each of these properties?
  5. If, for a given process, I tell you that the matrix element is independent of the kinematic variables (within the kinematically allowed region), can you give me a formula for the differential corss section? What is it called?
  6. How do you tell that there is a ρ in πp → ππp?