Hypernuclei - the next decade

Abstract

We are at the verge of a new impact from hypernuclear experiments planned or already operative at various laboratories all over the world. The complementary of these different experimental approaches to hypernuclei provides a wide basis for a comprehensive understanding of strange hadrons in cold hadronic matter. High precision studies of light $\Lambda$ hypernuclei, spectroscopy of double $\Lambda \Lambda$ nuclei and the properties of antihyperons in nuclei are examples for the outstanding challenges for hypernuclei research in the next decade.

Zakopane Conference on Nuclear Physics: Extremes of the Nuclear Landscape, 45th Zakopane Schools of Physics, 30. August- 5. September 2010, Zakopane, Poland

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