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Kook-Jin Kong

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Role of $ω$-meson exchange in scaling of the $γp\toπ^0 p$ process from a Regge-type model with resonances

The scaling of photoproduction $γp\toπ^0 p$ is investigated in the Reggeized model with $N^*$ and $Δ$ resonances included to describe resonance peaks up to photon energy $E_γ$= 3 GeV. Given the $t$-channel exchanges $ρ(770)+ω(780)+b_1(1235)+h_1(1170)$ Reggeized for the background contribution, the resonances of the Breit-Wigner form are introduced to agree with cross sections for total, differential and beam asymmetry in the low energy region. The scaled differential-cross sections $s^7{dσ/ dt}$ are reproduced to agree with the recent JLab data, revealing the production mechanism of the big bump structure around $W\approx 2.2$ GeV by the deep-dip pattern of the $ω$ exchange that originates from the zeros of the trajectory $α_ω(t)=0$ in the canonical phase, ${1\over2}(-1+e^{-iπα_ω(t)})$.

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Regge approach to the reaction of $γN \to K^* Λ$

Photoproduction of $K^*$ vector mesons off nucleon is investigated within the Regge framework where the electromagnetic vertex of $γK^*K^*$ fully takes into account the magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments of spin-1 $K^*$ vector meson. The $t$-channel $K^*(892)$, $K(494)$ and $κ(800)$ meson exchanges are considered for the analysis of the production mechanism. The experimentally observed rapid decrease of the cross sections for the $γp \to K^{*+} Λ$ reaction beyond the resonance region is well reproduced by the dominance of the exchange of $K$-meson trajectory. The role of the scalar $κ$-meson trajectory is found to be minor in both $γp$ and $γn$ reactions. The cross sections for the $γn \to K^{*0} Λ$ reaction are predicted to be about twice those of the $γp \to K^{*+}Λ$ reaction. The role of the $K^*$ electromagnetic multipoles and the proton anomalous magnetic moment is studied through the total and differential cross sections and spin/parity asymmetries. We suggest the measurement of the photon polarization asymmetry as a tool for identifying the role of the magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole moments of the $K^*$ vector meson.

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