• Reset your password

User account menu

  • Log in
Home
PANDA NEW

Main navigation

  • Home
  • Collaboration
    • Governance rules
    • Boards
      • Collaboration Board
      • Management Board
      • Young Scientist Convent
      • Finance Board
      • Technical Board
      • Theory Advisory Group
      • Physics Committee
      • Publication Committee
      • Speakers Committee
      • Membership Committee
      • Computing Committee
      • Award Committee
    • Contact
    • PhD Prize
    • Theory PhD Prize
    • Services
      • ASICs DB
      • FEMC Production DB
      • PANDA Forum
      • Pandamine
      • PANDA repository
      • PANDA Wiki
      • Storage cluster usage
      • CERN EDMS
    • Links
    • Logos
  • Physics
    • Hadron spectroscopy
    • Hadrons in matter
    • Hypernuclei
    • Nucleon structure
  • Detectors
    • PANDA detector
    • Magnets
    • Tracking
    • Calorimetry
    • Forward
    • Particle ID
    • Target and Beam
  • Documents
    • Publication list

TA-DPG-2019-030

Breadcrumb

  • Home
  • TA-DPG-2019-030

Recent news

Workshop Proton Beams at SIS100

Workshop „Physics Opportunities with Proton Beams at SIS100” was held in Wuppertal

Physicist of the week

Meike Küßner is DPG female physicist of calendar week 30 in 2023!

Endcap travel

Forward Endcap travels to Jülich

+++ Publication list +++
+++ Job Market +++

Subscribe to Recent news

PANDA meetings


30/03-01/04 2026 CM26/1 at Bonn
24/11-26/11 2025 CM25/2 at GSI
16/06-18/06 2025 CM 25/1 at GSI

 

Upcoming events

DPG Spring Meeting 2026
15 March, 2026 - 20 March, 2026

 

FAIR logo

GSI logo


Old website


Perspectives for $\Xi$ Baryon Spectroscopy in $\bar{p}p$ Collisions with the PANDA Detector
A. Gillitzer
a.gillitzer@fz-juelich.de
TA-DPG-2019-030.pdf (5.96 MB)
-
Talk
DPG (DPG)
DPG Spring Meeting 2019 - Hadronic and Nuclear Physics
Physics analysis
Tuesday, March 12, 2019 - 12:00
Due to the lack of experimental data, our knowledge on the excitation spectrum of double-strange baryons is very poor, however very important for understanding QCD in the non-perturbative regime. While within SU(3) symmetry the Xi spectrum should have as many states as the N and Delta spectrum together, only few Xi* states are established, most of them without spin-parity assignment. Thanks to the pbar-p entrance channel and the large detector acceptance for both charged and neutral particles, the PANDA experiment is the ideal place for Xi spectroscopy. An important part of the PANDA physics program is therefore devoted to the study of the Xi spectrum. Results of feasibility studies of identifying Xi* states in the final states Xibar+ L K-, Xibar+ Xi- pi0, and Xibar+ Xi- pi+ pi- will be reported, and the perspective of studying further decay modes will be discussed.
TA-DPG-2019-030: Perspectives for $\Xi$ Baryon Spectroscopy in $\bar{p}p$ Colli…

Imprint

Data privacy protection

Powered by Drupal

Copyright © 2025 PANDA collaboration - All rights reserved

Operated by Udo