The BES-Ⅲ Detector is a very versatile multipurpose device located at the Institute of High Energy Physics （IHEP） in Beijing, China. Concerning the physics program it ties stringently up to the past BES and BES-Ⅱ ...The BES-Ⅲ Detector is a very versatile multipurpose device located at the Institute of High Energy Physics （IHEP） in Beijing, China. Concerning the physics program it ties stringently up to the past BES and BES-Ⅱ experiments. Since start of the data taking in the middle of 2008 the accumulated dataset of 200.10^6 J/ψ events and 100.10^6 ψ＇ events already exceeds the world data on these resonances. In addition to studies of the charmonium systems the data offers great opportunity for investigations in the light hadron sector. In detail it will be reported about the confirmation of the enhancement in pp invariant mass in radiative J/ψ decays, the search for decays Y（2175） → K＊0K＊0, observation of a charged K^± in K^±π^0 and observation of a new excited baryon N＊（2065） decaying to pπ^0 and charged onjugate. The first result is based on data taken by BES-Ⅱ and BES-Ⅲ, the latter three on data collected by BES-Ⅱ only.展开更多
Based on 58 million J/ψ data collected with the BESII detector at the BEPC, Partial Wave Analysis（PWA） is performed on J/ψ→ppπ0. The new excited baryon N（2065） is confirmed. Clear signals for other N＊ states ...Based on 58 million J/ψ data collected with the BESII detector at the BEPC, Partial Wave Analysis（PWA） is performed on J/ψ→ppπ0. The new excited baryon N（2065） is confirmed. Clear signals for other N＊ states are observed and the corresponding masses, widths and spin-parity are also measured. Processes such as J/ψ→ppη,ppη＇are also studied and the branching ratios are measured.展开更多
文摘The BES-Ⅲ Detector is a very versatile multipurpose device located at the Institute of High Energy Physics （IHEP） in Beijing, China. Concerning the physics program it ties stringently up to the past BES and BES-Ⅱ experiments. Since start of the data taking in the middle of 2008 the accumulated dataset of 200.10^6 J/ψ events and 100.10^6 ψ＇ events already exceeds the world data on these resonances. In addition to studies of the charmonium systems the data offers great opportunity for investigations in the light hadron sector. In detail it will be reported about the confirmation of the enhancement in pp invariant mass in radiative J/ψ decays, the search for decays Y（2175） → K＊0K＊0, observation of a charged K^± in K^±π^0 and observation of a new excited baryon N＊（2065） decaying to pπ^0 and charged onjugate. The first result is based on data taken by BES-Ⅱ and BES-Ⅲ, the latter three on data collected by BES-Ⅱ only.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (19991480)
文摘Based on 58 million J/ψ data collected with the BESII detector at the BEPC, Partial Wave Analysis（PWA） is performed on J/ψ→ppπ0. The new excited baryon N（2065） is confirmed. Clear signals for other N＊ states are observed and the corresponding masses, widths and spin-parity are also measured. Processes such as J/ψ→ppη,ppη＇are also studied and the branching ratios are measured.
