Speaker
Michael Doring
(The George Washington University)
Description
With new and precise eta photoproduction data, electromagnetic properties of baryonic resonances can be determined with unprecedented accuracy. Recent progress in multi-reaction analyses carried out by the Jülich-Bonn, MAID, Bonn-Gatchina, and other groups are reviewed, with a focus on the resonance spectrum and particular structures at around W=1.68 GeV. Model selection for the determination of the spectrum and ways to select new observables with large expected impact on resonance properties are discussed.
Author
Michael Doring
(The George Washington University)
