7.1. Dynamics lineshapes#
In the following, we consider a decay \(0 \xrightarrow{L} (r \xrightarrow{\ell} ij)k\), where the resonance \(r\) is produced at the production vertex with angular momentum \(L\) and decays at the decay vertex with angular momentum \(\ell\). The meson radii for both vertices are denoted \(R_\mathrm{prod}\) and \(R_\mathrm{dec}\), respectively.
7.1.1. Relativistic Breit–Wigner#
Most resonances were parametrized with a standard relativistic Breit–Wigner with two form factors for the vertices.
7.1.2. Bugg Breit–Wigner#
The \(K(700)\) and \(K(1430)\) were modeled with a Bugg Breit–Wigner function. Here, \(s_A\) is the Adler zero.
One of the models uses a Bugg Breit–Wigner with an exponential factor (see this paper, Eq. (4)):
7.1.3. Flatté for S-waves#
In the original amplitude analysis, the \(\varLambda(1405)\) baryon was modeled with a Flatté for \(S\)-waves (\(\ell=0\)), coupled to the channel \(\varLambda(1405) \to \varSigma^-\pi^+\). Note that both the \(\varSigma^-\pi^+\) threshold and the mass of the \(\varLambda(1405)\) lies below the \(pK^-\) threshold.
7.1.4. Other definitions#
7.1.5. Lineshape visualizations#
The lineshapes are visualized below for some of the relevant resonances. The section of lineshapes for each resonance can be found model-definitions.yaml