Interference and nuclear medium effects on the eta-mesic nuclear spectrum
arXiv:1011.0709 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/37/12/125104
Abstract
The missing-mass spectrum obtained in a recoil-free transfer reaction p(Al,He)p'X is analyzed. We find that the observed peak structure arises from the coherent contributions from two reaction processes in the energy region corresponding to a bound eta () meson. In one of the processes the intermediate is captured by the nucleus to form the -mesic nucleus Mg. In the other process, the does not form -nucleus bound state. The interference between these two processes has caused the peak of the spectrum to appear at an binding energy stronger than the actual one. Our analysis also indicates that the data are consistent with an attractive N*(1535)-nucleus interaction at energies below the N threshold.
12 pages, 3 figures
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