The three nucleon system including one dynamical pion, a one dimensional test case
The Padova model, describing [pi]'NNN' scattering, is discussed in a new partition notation and a new approximation scheme is proposed. The resulting equations are recast in a standard AGS-form with the inclusion of correction terms to the two-cluster effective potential. These correction...
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| Format: | Others |
| Language: | en en_US |
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2007
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1993/2077 |
| Summary: | The Padova model, describing [pi]'NNN' scattering, is discussed in a new partition notation and a new approximation scheme is proposed. The resulting equations are recast in a standard AGS-form with the inclusion of correction terms to the two-cluster effective potential. These correction terms describe the explicit degree of freedom for one pion. It is shown that one set of correction terms can be interpreted as three-nucleon corrections of the Tucson-Melbourne type. A second set of correction terms is discovered that was previously not included in three-nucleon force calculations. In order to investigate the effect of the correction terms a one-dimensional system is developed that mimics standard two-nucleon physics. The corresponding three-nucleon system is investigated in respect to the 1'D'-triton binding energy. It is demonstrated that the TM-type correction terms depend significantly on an adjustable parameter. The range of the effect on the 1' D'-triton binding energy makes it possible to correct the underbinding discovered in the standard calculation. However, it is also shown that the new type of correction terms has a non-negligible effect on the 1' D'-triton binding energy. Therefore, the adjustment parameter should take this effect into account when gauged to the 1'D'-triton binding energy. |
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