Dilepton Production from Meson Condensed Matter
H. Shin, Hirotsugu Fujii
Abstract
H. Shin, Hirotsugu Fujii
Abstract
Dilepton production from meson condensed hadronic matter is studied based on the vector meson dominance (VMD) hypothesis, where the hadronic electro-magnetic (EM) current is a linear combination of the neutral vector meson fields. In the presence of the pseudo-scalar meson condensate, the vector and the axial-vector mesons are mixed to form quasi-particles, and the hadronic EM current is proved to be a linear combination of the quasi-particle fields of the “vector” and the “axial-vector”. As a result, we find that an axial-vector-like contribution appears in the dilepton spectrum from the meson condensed matter. for two cases, the pion and the kaon condensations, we explicitly calculate the electron-pair spectrum and discuss its characteristic modifications.
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Dilepton production from meson condensed hadronic matter is studied based on the vector meson dominance (VMD) hypothesis, where the hadronic electro-magnetic (EM) current is a linear combination of the neutral vector meson fields. In the presence of the pseudo-scalar meson condensate, the vector and the axial-vector mesons are mixed to form quasi-particles, and the hadronic EM current is proved to be a linear combination of the quasi-particle fields of the “vector” and the “axial-vector”. As a result, we find that an axial-vector-like contribution appears in the dilepton spectrum from the meson condensed matter. for two cases, the pion and the kaon condensations, we explicitly calculate the electron-pair spectrum and discuss its characteristic modifications.
Key concepts: Physics, Meson, Vector meson dominance, Particle physics, Hadron, Vector meson, Scalar meson, Scalar (mathematics)