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Kayser, Boris (1964-05-20) Dynamical model of the sigma hyperon. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechETD:etd-09232002-105204


Type of Document Dissertation
Author Kayser, Boris
URN etd-09232002-105204
Persistent URL http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechETD:etd-09232002-105204
Title Dynamical model of the sigma hyperon
Degree PhD
Option Physics
Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title
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Keywords
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Date of Defense 1964-05-20
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Abstract
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In the spirit of the bootstrap hypothesis, a dynamical model is developed for the [sigma] hyperon, taking into account the [...] and [...] channels. Born amplitudes for the exchange of [...] (1385 Mev), [...] (1405 Mev), and [...] form the inputs to dynamical calculations which utilize an extension of the matrix ND-[superscript 1] method. The properties of all particles other than the [sigma] are taken from experiment, or, where they are experimentally uncertain, estimated on the basis of current theoretical ideas and then varied in the calculations. The cutoff which governs the damping of the input amplitudes at high energies is also varied. It is found that quite a few combinations of the experimental unknowns and the cutoff do lead to a self-consistent [...] bound state, identified as the [sigma], with reasonable values for the mass [...] and couplings [....] and [...]. These results favor the conjecture that the [sigma] is a composite particle.

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