Low-energy hypernuclear spectra with microscopic particle-rotor model with relativistic point coupling hyperon-nucleon interaction
arXiv:1602.01588 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.93.044307
Abstract
We extend the microscopic particle-rotor model for hypernuclear low-lying states by including the derivative and tensor coupling terms in the point-coupling nucleon- particle () interaction. Taking C as an example, we show that a good overall description for excitation spectra is achieved with four sets of effective interaction. We find that the hyperon binding energy decreases monotonically with increasing the strengths of the high-order interaction terms. In particular, the tensor coupling term decreases the energy splitting between the first and states and increases the energy splitting between the first and states in C.
11 pages, 5 figures
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