Connection between effective-range expansion and nuclear vertex constant or asymptotic normalization coefficient
arXiv:1102.1528 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.024603
Abstract
Explicit relations between the effective-range expansion and the nuclear vertex constant or asymptotic normalization coefficient (ANC) for the virtual decay are derived for an arbitrary orbital momentum together with the corresponding location condition for the () bound-state energy. They are valid both for the charged case and for the neutral case. Combining these relations with the standard effective-range function up to order six makes it possible to reduce to two the number of free effective-range parameters if an ANC value is known from experiment. Values for the scattering length, effective range, and form parameter are determined in this way for the O+, and He collisions in partial waves where a bound state exists by using available ANCs deduced from experiments. The resulting effective-range expansions for these collisions are valid up to energies larger 5 MeV.
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