paper

Meson-exchange currents and final-state interactions in quasielastic electron scattering at high momentum transfers

arXiv:0906.5598 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.014606

Abstract

The effects of meson-exchange currents (MEC) are computed for the one-particle one-hole transverse response function for finite nuclei at high momentum transfers in the region of the quasielastic peak. A semi-relativistic shell model is used for the one-particle-emission reaction. Relativistic effects are included using relativistic kinematics, performing a semi-relativistic expansion of the current operators and using the Dirac-equation-based (DEB) form of the relativistic mean field potential for the final states. It is found that final-state interactions (FSI) produce an important enhancement of the MEC in the high-energy tail of the response function for GeV/c. The combined effect of MEC and FSI goes away when other models of the FSI, not based on the DEB potential, are employed.

4 pages, 5 figures

References in corpus (12)

Cited by in corpus (13)