The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies

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Autor(a) principal: Rodrigues,T. E.
Data de Publicação: 2006
Outros Autores: Arruda-Neto,J. D. T., Mesa,J., Garcia,C., Shtejer,K., Dale,D., Nakagawa,I.
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Physics
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-97332006000800007
Resumo: The in-medium influence on pi0 photoproduction from spin zero nuclei is carefully studied in the GeV range using a straightforward Monte Carlo analysis. The calculation takes into account the relativistic nuclear recoil for coherent mechanisms (electromagnetic and nuclear amplitudes) plus a time dependent multi-collisional intranuclear cascade approach (MCMC) to describe the transport properties of mesons produced in the surroundings of the nucleon. A detailed analysis of the meson energy spectra for the photoproduction on 12C at 5.5 GeV indicates that both the Coulomb and nuclear coherent events are associated with a small energy transfer to the nucleus ($\lesssim$ 5 MeV), while the contribution of the nuclear incoherent mechanism is vanishing small within this kinematical range. The angular distributions are dominated by the Primakoff peak at extreme forward angles, with the nuclear incoherent process being the most important contribution above $\theta_{\pi^{0}}\gtrsim2^{0}$. Such consistent Monte Carlo approach provides a suitable method to clean up nuclear backgrounds in some recent high precision experiments, such as the PrimEx experiment at the Jefferson Laboratory Facility.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
title The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
spellingShingle The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
Rodrigues,T. E.
Meson photoproduction in-medium effects intranuclear cascade
title_short The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
title_full The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
title_fullStr The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
title_full_unstemmed The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
title_sort The nuclear matter effects in pi0 photoproduction at high energies
author Rodrigues,T. E.
author_facet Rodrigues,T. E.
Arruda-Neto,J. D. T.
Mesa,J.
Garcia,C.
Shtejer,K.
Dale,D.
Nakagawa,I.
author_role author
author2 Arruda-Neto,J. D. T.
Mesa,J.
Garcia,C.
Shtejer,K.
Dale,D.
Nakagawa,I.
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author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rodrigues,T. E.
Arruda-Neto,J. D. T.
Mesa,J.
Garcia,C.
Shtejer,K.
Dale,D.
Nakagawa,I.
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Meson photoproduction in-medium effects intranuclear cascade
topic Meson photoproduction in-medium effects intranuclear cascade
description The in-medium influence on pi0 photoproduction from spin zero nuclei is carefully studied in the GeV range using a straightforward Monte Carlo analysis. The calculation takes into account the relativistic nuclear recoil for coherent mechanisms (electromagnetic and nuclear amplitudes) plus a time dependent multi-collisional intranuclear cascade approach (MCMC) to describe the transport properties of mesons produced in the surroundings of the nucleon. A detailed analysis of the meson energy spectra for the photoproduction on 12C at 5.5 GeV indicates that both the Coulomb and nuclear coherent events are associated with a small energy transfer to the nucleus ($\lesssim$ 5 MeV), while the contribution of the nuclear incoherent mechanism is vanishing small within this kinematical range. The angular distributions are dominated by the Primakoff peak at extreme forward angles, with the nuclear incoherent process being the most important contribution above $\theta_{\pi^{0}}\gtrsim2^{0}$. Such consistent Monte Carlo approach provides a suitable method to clean up nuclear backgrounds in some recent high precision experiments, such as the PrimEx experiment at the Jefferson Laboratory Facility.
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