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Wave-like amplification of near-threshold two-particle reactions: from muon-catalyzed fusion to ΛbarΛ production at e-e^+ annihilation
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Authors: Vladimir S. Melezhik
Year
2026
Paper ID
3048
Status
Preprint
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A simple model is proposed to explain the recently found wave-like enhancement of the ΛbarΛ pair production near the threshold at the e-e^+ annihilation, which allows extracting parameters of the ΛbarΛ interaction and the Λ-hyperon rms-radius from the oscillatory nature of the measured cross section. In particular, it predicts a single bound state of ΛbarΛ with a binding energy of varepsilonΛbarΛ=\(36pm5\)MeV. The model is a generalization of the formulas obtained in our earlier work [1] to explain the effect of wave-like amplification found in it near the threshold of fusion reactions screened by a muon or electron. The analysis allows us to conclude that the effect of wave-like amplification is an integral feature of any two-particle near-threshold reaction. In this regard, it seems promising to investigate, within the framework of our model, the oscillatory nature of the electromagnetic form factors of hyperons and nucleons extracted in experiments on e^- e^+ annihilation. A natural further development of the model could be its generalization to processes of producing various hadron pairs in e-e^+ annihilation.
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