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A partial wave analysis A partial wave analysis of pion photo- and of pion photo- and electroproduction electroproduction with MAID with MAID introduction a dynamical approach to meson electroproduction the unitary isobar model MAID comparison of multipoles between MAID and SAID resonance parameters and transition form factors summary and outlook

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A partial wave analysis of pion photo- and electroproduction with MAID. introduction a dynamical approach to meson electroproduction the unitary isobar model MAID comparison of multipoles between MAID and SAID resonance parameters and transition form factors summary and outlook. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: A partial wave analysis of pion photo- and electroproduction with  MAID

A partial wave analysisA partial wave analysis

of pion photo- and of pion photo- and electroproductionelectroproduction

with MAIDwith MAID introduction

a dynamical approach to meson electroproduction

the unitary isobar model MAID

comparison of multipoles between MAID and SAID

resonance parameters and transition form factors

summary and outlook

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models and techniques of different groupsmodels and techniques of different groups

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why partial wave analysiswhy partial wave analysis

• learn about nucleon resonancesin particular about their e.m. structuretransition moments, form factors GE, GM, GC

• study threshold amplitudesto compare with ChPT

• obtain cross sections and amplitudes over a wide range of energies for dispersive studies- sum rules: GDH, FFR, etc.- two-photon reactions: Compton, VCS, SSA, etc.

• find missing or exotic resonances

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K-matrix K-matrix

approximationapproximation

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MAIDMAID

the Mainz-Dubna Unitary Isobar the Mainz-Dubna Unitary Isobar ModelModel

the Resonances in MAIDthe Resonances in MAID are dressed resonances are dressed resonances

K-matrix unitarization

unitarization phasedetermined by the Watson theorem, below 2 threshold

relaxed above 2 threshold

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currently about 20 000 photoproduction points in our data base

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Results Results

onon

photo- and electroproduction photo- and electroproduction

of of

nucleon resonancesnucleon resonances

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threshold threshold photoproduction photoproduction

simple background (non-unitarized)

imag. part

real part

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threshold threshold photoproduction photoproduction

unitarized background (K-matrix approx.)

imag. part

real part

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threshold threshold photoproduction photoproduction

phenomenological loop contribution added

imag. part

real part

loop contribution

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Unitarity at Eta ThresholdUnitarity at Eta Threshold

Data: GDH collaboration, Mainz, 2006 (PRC 74)

Mainz 2006

Mainz 2006

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(MAID uses SAID pion nucleon analysis)(MAID uses SAID pion nucleon analysis)

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comparison between MAID and SAIDcomparison between MAID and SAID

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comparison between MAID and SAIDcomparison between MAID and SAID

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electroproduction analysis of nucleon resonances with MAID

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currently about 140 000 electroproduction points in our data base

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Delta PDelta P3333(1232) and D(1232) and D1313(1520) (1520) resonancesresonances

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Roper PRoper P1111(1440) and S(1440) and S1111(1535) (1535) resonancesresonances

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Roper S11(1535)

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summary on MAID techniquessummary on MAID techniques

field theoretical background in tree approximation

pion loop contributions in K-matrix approximationguarantees a unitarized background

non-Born bg terms account for missing loop contributions a) empirical terms near threshold for E0+, S0+

b) PS-PV mixing at higher energies in E0+, S0+, M1-, S1-

nucleon resonance excitation in s-channel Breit-Wigner parametrization(MAID strategy: as few as necessary, in Maid07: 13 res.)

Q2 dependent transition form factorslead to superglobal energy- and Q2 dependent solutions

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how can we improve the background in isobar models?

1) fixed-t disp. relations: changes only real parts of multipoles

2) parametrize -loop effects: can also change imaginary parts of multipoles but without predictive power

3) apply the new Dubna-Taipei-Mainz dynamical model DMT2007

most important candidates that need to be improved:

Real E0+ Im E0+

Real S0+ Im S0+

Real M1+

Real S1+

Real M2-

OutlookOutlook