On the phase-shift parameterization and ANC extraction from elastic-scattering data
arXiv:1602.04082 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.96.034601
Abstract
We develop a method to parameterize elastic-scattering phase-shifts for charged nuclei, based on Padé expansions of a simplified effective-range function. The method is potential independent and the input is reduced to experimental phase shifts and bound-state energies. It allows a simple calculation of resonance properties and of asymptotic normalization constants (ANCs) of subthreshold bound states. We analyze the and phase shifts of the C system and extract the ANCs of the corresponding bound states. For the state, a factor-3 improvement with respect to the best value available today is obtained, with a factor-10 improvement in reach. For the state, no improvement is obtained due to relatively larger error bars on the experimental phase shifts.
6 pages, 5 figures; v2: 4 references added, 2 figures modified, better comparison made with existing methods
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