Study of damped oscillating structures from charged and neutral K-meson electromagnetic form factors data
Stanislav Dubni\v{c}ka, Anna Zuzana Dubni\v{c}kov\'a, Luk\'a\v{s}, Holka, Andrej Liptaj

TL;DR
This study investigates damped oscillating structures in electromagnetic form factors of charged and neutral K-mesons, comparing different models and data descriptions, to understand their relation to similar structures observed in proton data.
Contribution
It extends the analysis of damped oscillating structures from proton form factors to K-mesons, testing their presence with various models and data sets.
Findings
Oscillations appear when using a three-parameter formula for K-meson data.
Using a Unitary and Analytic model, oscillations are not observed in charged K-meson data.
Oscillations in neutral K-meson data are inconclusive.
Abstract
The damped oscillating structures (OS) were recently revealed in the proton "effective" form factor (FF) data. For the time being they can be neither confirmed nor disproved by investigations of timelike data on the individual proton electric and proton magnetic FFs because their precision and reliability (especially of the proton electric FF data) has not achieved required level for this aim. On the other hand, conjectures that the OS are direct manifestations of the quark-gluon structure of the proton indicate that they must not be specific only for the proton and neutron, but that they should be present also for other hadrons. This opens a plausibility to find damped oscillatory structures also from the EM FFs data of such hadrons, for which adequate EM FFs data exist, by using the same procedure as for the proton. Consequently in this paper damped oscillatory structures are…
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TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
