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Phenomenological model for the \( \overline{{K}}\)N \( \rightarrow\) K\( \Xi\) reaction

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A phenomenological model for the \( \overline{{K}}\) N \( \rightarrow\) K \( \Xi\) reaction is suggested. The model includes s and u channel exchanges by \( \Lambda\) , \( \Sigma\) , \( \Sigma\)(1385) , and \( \Lambda\)(1520) and s channel exchanges by above-threshold hyperonic resonances. The explicit expression for the propagator for a particle with spin 7/2 is presented. High-mass and high-spin resonances play a significant role in the process. We deal with the whole set of existing experimental data on the cross-sections and polarizations in the energy range from the threshold to 2.8GeV in the center-of-mass system and reach a good agreement with experiments. Applications of the model to other elementary reactions of \( \Xi\) production and to \( \Xi\) hypernuclear spectroscopy are briefly discussed.

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Sharov, D.A., Korotkikh, V.L. & Lanskoy, D.E. Phenomenological model for the \( \overline{{K}}\)N \( \rightarrow\) K\( \Xi\) reaction. Eur. Phys. J. A 47, 109 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/i2011-11109-1

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