6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 p lab (GeV/c) 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 σ tot (µb) pp -> D+ D- FIG. 3: Total reaction cross sections for ¯ pp → D ¯ D as a func- tion of plab , based on baryon-exchange (shaded band) and the quark model (grid). Results obtained in Born approx- imation are indicated by the dotted (baryon-exchange) and Baryon Exchange Model Quark Model p lab (GeV/c) 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 σ tot (µb) pp -> D+ D- 3: Total reaction cross sections for ¯ pp → D ¯ D as a func- of plab , based on baryon-exchange (shaded band) and uark model (grid). Results obtained in Born approx- on are indicated by the dotted (baryon-exchange) and dotted (quark model) lines, respectively. lab 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 σ tot (µb) pp -> D+ D- 3: Total reaction cross sections for ¯ pp → D ¯ D as a func- of plab , based on baryon-exchange (shaded band) and uark model (grid). Results obtained in Born approx- on are indicated by the dotted (baryon-exchange) and dotted (quark model) lines, respectively. J. Haidenbauer, G. Krein; Production of charmed pseudoscalar mesons in antiproton-proton annihilation; arXiv:1404.4174 [hep-ph] (04-2014) from Foley et al. [43], Berglund et al. [47], Russ et al. [48], Λ,Σ, Σ(1385) K K N N ✉ ✉ ↔ Λc ,Σc , Σc (2520) D D N N ✉ ✉ FIG. 2: Transition potential for ¯ NN → D ¯ D (right) and ¯ NN → ¯ KK (left), respectively. D ¯ D, ¯ NN = V D ¯ D, ¯ NN + V D ¯ D, ¯ NN G ¯ NN T ¯ NN, ¯ NN , (5) he ¯ NN potential described in Sect. II. Eq. (5) implies that the ¯ NN → D ¯ D transition s effectively evaluated in a DWBA. with inclusion of ISI effects are presented as ig. 3 because we consider several variants of otential as discussed in the previous section. s that the results change drastically once the ded in the calculation. The cross sections for trongly reduced while at the same time those are enhanced. Indeed now both D ¯ D channels d at a comparable rate. In fact, the predicted n for D+D− appears to be even somewhat the one for D0 ¯ D0. the reduction in the D0 ¯ D0 case is in line arable effects observed in the previous stud- annihilation processes [23, 25–27], as men- ve, the enhancement seen for D+D− may be 6.0 6.5 7.0 7. p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 σ tot (µb) FIG. 3: Total reaction cross sections for ¯ pp tion of plab , based on baryon-exchange (s the quark model (grid). Results obtained imation are indicated by the dotted (bary dash-dotted (quark model) lines, respective Q Q q q q q FIG. 4: Microscopic quark-model mechanism for the tion potential: annihilation of two pairs of light quark u¯ u, d ¯ d, and creation of a pair of heavier quarks, Q ¯ Q = (¯ cc) is created – see Fig. 4. We base our study model of Kohno and Weise (KW) [28] for the ¯ pp reaction; we replace parameters corresponding s−quark and K−meson of that model by those c−quark and D−meson. The quark-model ¯ NN transition potential V ¯ NN→D ¯ D Q (t) can be written V ¯ NN→D ¯ D Q (t) = χ† ¯ N [h1 (t) σ · p + h2 (t) σ · p] χN cutoff mass below. us now focus on the effects of the initial state inter- Those effects are included by solving the formal d-channel equations T ¯ NN, ¯ NN = V ¯ NN, ¯ NN + V ¯ NN, ¯ NN G ¯ NN T ¯ NN, ¯ NN , (4) T D ¯ D, ¯ NN = V D ¯ D, ¯ NN + V D ¯ D, ¯ NN G ¯ NN T ¯ NN, ¯ NN , (5) ng the ¯ NN potential described in Sect. II. rse, Eq. (5) implies that the ¯ NN → D ¯ D transition ude is effectively evaluated in a DWBA. ults with inclusion of ISI effects are presented as in Fig. 3 because we consider several variants of N potential as discussed in the previous section. bvious that the results change drastically once the ncluded in the calculation. The cross sections for are strongly reduced while at the same time those +D− are enhanced. Indeed now both D ¯ D channels oduced at a comparable rate. In fact, the predicted section for D+D− appears to be even somewhat than the one for D0 ¯ D0. ereas the reduction in the D0 ¯ D0 case is in line omparable effects observed in the previous stud- ¯ NN annihilation processes [23, 25–27], as men- above, the enhancement seen for D+D− may be 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 p lab (GeV/c) 10-3 10-2 10-1 100 σ tot (µb) p FIG. 3: Total reaction cross sections for ¯ pp tion of plab , based on baryon-exchange (sh the quark model (grid). Results obtained imation are indicated by the dotted (baryo dash-dotted (quark model) lines, respectivel 82