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On eta photoproduction on the neutron and pi^0 eta photoproduction

The recently discovered enhancement of eta photoproduction on the quasi-free neutron at energies around s^1/2 ~ 1.67 GeV is addressed within an SU(3) coupled channels model. The K Sigma threshold plays a significant role and the quasi-free cross sections on proton and neutron, sigma_n and sigma_p, can be quantitatively explained. For the reaction gamma p --> pi^0 eta p, we evaluate the polarization observables I^S and I^C from a chiral unitary amplitude developed earlier. The I^S and I^C observables have been recently measured for the first time by the CBELSA/TAPS collaboration. We show the significance of the Delta(1700)D33 resonance and its S-wave decay into eta Delta(1232) which further confirms the dynamical nature of this resonance.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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