Observation of a structure in the M$_{p\eta}$ invariant mass distribution near 1700 MeV in the $\mathbf{\gamma p \rightarrow p \pi^0 \eta} $ reaction
V. Metag,M. Nanova,J. Hartmann,P. Mahlberg,F. Afzal,Clara Bartels,D. Bayadilov,R. Beck,M. Becker,E. Blanke,Kai-Thomas Brinkmann,S. Ciupka,V. Credé,M. Dieterle,H. Dutz,D. Elsner,F. Frommberger,A. Gridnev,M. Gottschall,M. Grüner,Ch. Hammann,J. Hannappel,W. Hillert,J. Hoff,P. Hoffmeister,Christiane Honisch,T. C. Jude,H. Kalinowsky,F. Kalischewski,I. Keshelashvili,B. Ketzer,P. Klassen,F. J. Klein,K. Koop,P. Kroenert,B. Krusche,Μ. Lang,I. Lopatin,F. Messi,W. T. Meyer,B. Mitlasóczky,J. Müller,J. Müllers,V. A. Nikonov,V. Novinsky,R. Novotny,D. Piontek,G. Reicherz,L. Richter,T. Rostomyan,S. Runkel,Ben Salisbury,A. Sarantsev,D. Schaab,Ch. Schmidt,H. Schmieden,J. Schultes,T. Seifen,V. Sokhoyan,C. Sowa,K. Spieker,N. Stausberg,A. Thiel,U. Thoma,T. Triffterer,M. Urban,G. Urff,H. van Pee,M. N. Wagner,Dirk Walther,Ch. Wendel,D. Werthmüller,U. Wiedner,A. Wilson,A. Winnebeck,L. Witthauer,Y. Wunderlich arXiv (Cornell University)（2021）
Key words
invariant mass distribution,m$_{p\eta}$,$\mathbf{\gamma
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