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This analysis investigates double phi meson production near threshold in bar pp reactions, highlighting OZI violation.
We investigate double φ production in p̄p reactions near threshold using an effective Lagrangian approach, highlighting a significant OZI rule violation through hadronic processes. Our model includes t- and u-channel contributions from the nucleon and s-wave N^* resonances (N^*(1535,1650,1895)), as well as the pentaquark-like state Pₛ(2071). In the s-channel, scalar (f₀), tensor (f₂), and pseudoscalar (η(2225)) mesons are incorporated. The N, N^*, f₀, and f₂ contributions enhance the cross-section and generate peak structures near $W=2.2$ GeV, consistent with JETSET data, while cusp structures arise from Λ̄Λ and Σ̄Σ threshold openings. Polarization observables, such as the spin density matrix element (SDME), further elucidate the underlying hadronic mechanisms.
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