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The $ ho$ Spectral Function in a Relativistic Resonance Model
M. Post ; S. Leupold ; U. Mosel ;
Date 15 Aug 2000
Journal Nucl.Phys. A689 (2001) 753-783
Subject nucl-th hep-ph
AffiliationUniversität Giessen
AbstractWe calculate the spectral function $A_ ho$ of the $ ho$ meson in nuclear matter. The calculation is performed in the {it low density} approximation, where the in-medium self energy $Sigma_{med}$ is completely determined by the vacuum $ ho N$ forward scattering amplitude. This amplitude is derived from a relativistic resonance model. In comparison to previous non-relativistic calculations we find a much weaker momentum dependence of $Sigma_{med}$, especially in the transverse channel. Special attention is paid to uncertainties in the model. Thus, we compare the impact of different coupling schemes for the $RN ho$ interaction on the results and discuss various resonance parameter sets.
Source arXiv, nucl-th/0008027
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