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Study of the γd → K+K−npreaction and an alternative explanation for the “Θ+”peak

We look for an explanation of the peak in the K + n invariant mass distribution of the γd → K + K − n p reaction that was associated to the Θ + (1540) pentaquark at LEPS. For this we develop a theoretical model adapted to the experiment. The study shows that the method used in the experiment to associate momenta to the undetected proton and neutron, together with the chosen cuts, necessarily creates an artificial broad peak in the assumed K + n invariant mass in the region of the claimed Θ + (1540), such that the remaining strength seen for the experimental peak is compatible with a fluctuation of 2σ significance.