Three- and four-body structure of S=-2 hypernuclei

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Three- and four-body structure of S=-2 hypernuclei. E. Hiyama (Nara Women’s Univ.). Hyperon(Λ 、 Σ 、・・ ). nuclei. =>. +. Hypernuclei. To study 3- and 4-body structure of light hypernuclei consisting of nucleus and hyperon. At Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Three- and four-body structure of S=-2 hypernucleiE. Hiyama (Nara Womens Univ.)

  • nuclei+Hyperon()=>HypernucleiTo study 3- and 4-body structure of light hypernuclei consisting of nucleus and hyperon

  • At Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex(J-PARC), they are planning to produce

    (1) Many double hypernuclei

    (2)Many hypernuclei

    Here, I shall discuss these subjects.I also discuss what is interesting and important to studydouble hypernuclei and hypernuclei.

    nucleinuclei

  • The purpose of my talk

    (1)To predict level structure of many double hypernuclei

    NpdHeHeLiLiLiBeBeNNNNNN(2)To predict level structure hypernucleus

  • Why is it important to produce many double and hypernuclei?

    Answer Since there are NO hyperon(Y)-hyperon(Y) scattering data, YY interaction so far proposed have a large degree of ambiguity.

    In order to understand YY interaction, we need YY scattering data.However, even at J-PARC facility, it is very difficult to perform YY scattering experiment.

  • Therefore, it is very important to obtain information aboutYY interaction from the spectroscopy experiments of many double and hypernuclei.

    My contribution To understand the hypernuclear structure by performing our three- and four-body calculations and to use this structure information to understand the YN and YY interactions

  • The purpose of my talk

    (1)To predict level structure of many double hypernuclei

    NpdHeHeLiLiLiBeBeNNNNNN(2)To predict level structure of hypernucleus

  • Up to now, there was NO experimental data aboutdouble hypernuclei with NO ambiguity.

    Two epoch-making data have been reported by theKEK-E373 experiment.

  • (1) Observation of 6HeUniquely identified without ambiguity forthe first time++7.25 0.1 MeV0+NAGARA Event

  • (2) Observation of 10Be12.33+0.35-0.21MeV8Be++Deamchi-Yanagi eventground state ?excited state?

  • Two important issues:Does the interaction which is designed to reproduce the binding energy of 6He reproduce the Demachi-Yanagi event for 10Be consistently?(2) When we use the same interaction, how is theoretical prediction of level structure of other double hypernuclei?

  • Two important issues:Does the interaction which is designed to reproduce the binding energy of 6He reproduce the Demachi-Yanagi event for 10Be consistently?(2) When we use the same interaction, how is theoretical prediction of level structure of other double hypernuclei?

    10Be

  • KEK-E373 Demachi- Yanagi event

  • Our 4-body calculation is predictive.Therefore, hoping to observe many doublehypernuclei in the future experiment at J-PARC, I predict level structure of double hypernuclei.

    xx=Npdt3He=====7He7Li8Li8Li9Be3N5H, 5Henp4H

  • Two important issues:Does the interaction which is designed to reproduce the binding energy of 6He reproduce the Demachi-Yanagi event for 10Be consistently?(2) When we use the same interaction, how is theoretical prediction of level structure of other double hypernuclei?

  • Spectroscopy of -hypernucleiprediction-3.385He4H

  • In the s-shell hypernuclei, new component of interactionshould be taken into account.

    A missing component isN coupling.

  • A missing component is N component.nucleiV N=>nucleiNconvertintoDouble hypernuclei

  • Non-strangeness nucleiNNNN250MeVProbability of in nuclei is not large.25MeVNThere is significant probabilityof in double hypernuclei.

  • In hypernuclear physis, it is fashionable subject to investigate N coupling mechanism in double hypernuclei.

  • 4H is very suitable hypernucleus to get information on -N coupling interaction.Up to now, there is NO experimental data about 4H.np4HThe important issue: Does the YY interaction which designed to reproduce the binding energy of 6He make 4H bound?And how does the effect of N coupling play important role in the binding energy of 6He and 4H?

  • 1)I.N. Filikhin and A. Gal, Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 172502(2002)2)H. Nemura, Y. Akaishi et al., Phys. Rev. C67, 051001(2002)

    npVNOT BOUND !4H6HeNAGARA event++7.250.1 MeV0+

  • Did not include -N coupling-Ncoupling => significant in 4Hnp4HNot so important in 6He6He

  • S1/2P3/26HennppnForbiddenThe effect of -N coupling is small in 6He and thep-shell double hypernuclei I.R. Afnan and B.F. Gibson, Phys. Rev. C67, 017001 (2003). Khin Swe Myint, S. Shinmura and Y. Akaishi, nucl-th/029090. T. Yamada and C. Nakamoto, Phys. Rev.C62, 034319 (2000).V N

  • S1/2npn4HP3/2allowed(- p)There is NO Pauli blocking and the N effectcan be large.

  • npNNN+4HOne of the most numerically difficult 4-body problemE. HiyamaDr. Nemurannnn

  • E(MeV)0-3.12-7.250+ Exp.(KEK-E373)CAL.5He+++6Hewith Pauli blockingE(MeV)n+p++3H+NoExp.unboundNNchannel only NN+NNNP=1.6%4H with no Pauli blocking0MeV

  • It is possible that N coupling potential makes the lightest double hypernucleus, 4H bound.If the bound state of 4H is observed at J-PARC,we can obtain useful information on N couplingmechanism.

  • Outline of my talk

    (2) To predict level structure of hypernucleus

    NNNNNN

  • 028MeVNNN4HE(MeV)

  • So far, there was NO experimental data about hypernuclei.

    To produce hypernuclei is one of main experimental project at J-PARC.

    Therefore, it is requested to predict what kind of hypernuclei exist as bound states theoretically.

    And also it is requested to suggest what part of N interaction we can determine from structure of hypernuclei.

  • NNNNNNThe strategy of this study

    (1)I should perform 4-body calculation using realistic force directly.

    (2) Although we cannot predict the level structure of NNN hypernucleus due to the large degree of ambiguity of N interaction, we can investigate what part of N interaction contribute to the binding energy of this hypernucleus.

    (3)If this hypernucleus will be observed in the future at J-PARC, we can suggest how to improve the realistic force directly form the structure study side.

  • YY interaction: Extended soft core potential 04 (ESC04) proposed by Nijmegen group

    Nijmegen soft core 97 e and f (NSC97e and f)

  • Results ESC04(3N)+0 MeV0+1+-2.3-0.86NNNNNNNN1+: [12V(1,1)+V(1,0)+10V(0,1)+3V(0,0)]/260+:[V(1,0)+V(0,1)]/2T,S==repulsivestrongly attractive repulsiveweakly repulsivestrongly attractive

  • Results 3N+3N+unboundunboundNSC97eNSC97fNNNNNN

    If the NNN state is observed as a bound state in thefuture, we can extract information on N interaction.Therefore, I hope to perform search-experiment of thishypernucleus.

  • Spectroscopy of -hypernucleiprediction

  • 28MeV6He7He7Li8Li9Li9Be10Be +x+N+???????Spectroscopy of hypernuclei at J-PARCxN=n,p,d,t,3He,

  • My future study plan

    The study of structure of p-shell hypernucleibased on +x++N 4-body model.

    n,p,d,t,3He,

    N

  • Conclusion

    (1)To predict level structure of many double hypernuclei

    NpdHeHeLiLiLiBeBeNNNNNN(2)To predict hypernucleus

  • 6He10BeS=-2S=0NNI hope that J-PARC project will produce many double hypernuclei. S=-1Schematic illustration of the nuclear chartIn this way, I hope that J-PARC project give an importantcontribution to extending the strangeness nuclear chart.They will observe hypernuclei for the first time at J-PARC.