Kaonic atoms and in-medium amplitudes
arXiv:1201.3770 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2012.01.005
Abstract
Recent work on the connection between in-medium subthreshold amplitudes and kaonic atom potentials is updated by using a next to leading order chirally motivated coupled channel separable interaction model that reproduces observables at low energies, including the very recent SIDDHARTA results for the atomic -hydrogen level shift and width. The corresponding -nucleus potential is evaluated self-consistently within a single-nucleon approach and is critically reviewed with respect to empirical features of phenomenological optical potentials. The need to supplement the single-nucleon based approach with multi-nucleon interactions is demonstrated by showing that additional empirical absorptive and dispersive terms, beyond the reach of chirally motivated -nucleus potentials, are required in order to achieve good agreement with the bulk of the data on kaonic atoms.
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