J-PARC P02 project:"THE Study of Exotic Multiquark States in Systems with $\Lambda $-Hyperons, $K^0_S $-Mesons and $\gamma$ - Quanta
Aslanyan P.Zh

TL;DR
This paper discusses the development and application of a high-precision propane bubble chamber detector at J-PARC for studying exotic multi-strange multiquark states involving hyperons and mesons, aiming to improve detection capabilities and explore new exotic states.
Contribution
It introduces a modernized 4π detector system using digital photographic methods for high-resolution detection of multi-strange events and complex decay modes, enhancing the study of exotic multiquark states.
Findings
Successful detection of known hyperon resonances like Σ0 and Σ*(1385).
High acceptance of beam area for Λ hyperons in p+C reactions at 10 GeV/c.
Potential to discover new exotic multiquark states with improved statistics.
Abstract
The designed 2m propane bubble chambers(PBC) with modern power technologies for PC and high precision digital photographic methods is a unique multi-propose, competitive capable and higher-informative 4 detector for study of exotic multi-strange events with ( and ) particles, light hyper-nucleus, () interactions and other correlations (P02 J-PARC LOI). First from all of unbeatable privilege for PBC are registration of multi-vertex or complex decay modes(with 10-50m space resolution), where is included of the beam area too. The acceptance of beam area for detectors is crucial important for hyperon physics, because more than 70% from hyperons are emitted in the beam area with azimuth or polar angles in p+C reaction at 10 GeV/c. The observed well-known resonances , (1385) and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
