Is there a bound Lambda-n-n ?
arXiv:1404.5855 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2014.07.009
Abstract
The HypHI Collaboration at GSI argued recently for a (Lambda-n-n) bound state from the observation of its two-body (t + pi-) weak-decay mode. We derive constraints from several hypernuclear systems, in particular from the A=4 hypernuclei with full consideration of (Lambda N <--> Sigma N) coupling, to rule out a bound (Lambda-n-n).
12 pages, 4 tables; v2--extended (i) discussion of Table 4 with a new Eq.(7), (ii) discussion of CSB effects; v3 matches published version
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