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$Ξ$ baryon strong decays in a chiral quark model

Published 1 Feb 2013 in hep-ph, hep-ex, nucl-ex, and nucl-th | (1302.0079v2)

Abstract: The strong decays of $\Xi$ baryons up to N=2 shell were studied in a chiral quark model. The strong decay properties of these well-established ground decuplet baryons were reasonably described. We found that (i) $\Xi(1690)$ and $\Xi(1820)$ could be assigned to the spin-parity $JP=1/2-$ state $|70,{2}{8},1,1,1/2->$ and the spin-parity $JP=3/2-$ state $|70,{2}{8},1,1,3/2->$, respectively. Slight configuration mixing might exist in these two negative parity states. (ii) $\Xi(1950)$ might correspond to several different $\Xi$ resonances. The broad states ($\Gamma\sim 100$ MeV) observed in the $\Xi\pi$ channel could be classified as the pure $JP=5/2-$ octet state $\Xi0|70,{4}8,1,1,5/2->$ or the mixed state $|\Xi 1/2->_3 $ with $JP=1/2-$. The $\Xi$ resonances with moderate width ($\Gamma\sim 60$ MeV) observed in the $\Xi\pi$ channel might correspond to the $JP=1/2+$ excitation $|56,{4}10,2,2,1/2+>$. The second orbital excitation $|56,{4}10,2,2,3/2+>$ and the mixed state $|\Xi 1/2->_1$ might be candidates for the narrow width state observed in the $\Lambda \bar{K}$ channel, however, their spin-parity numbers are incompatible with the moment analysis of the data. (iii) $\Xi(2030)$ could not be assigned to either any spin-parity $JP=7/2+$ states or any pure $JP=5/2+$ configurations. It seems to favor the $|70,{2}8,2,2,3/2+>$ assignment, however, its spin conflicts with the moment analysis of the data. To find more $\Xi$ resonances, the observations in the $\Xi(1530)\pi$ and $\Sigma(1385) \bar{K}$ channels are necessary.

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