Deeply bound tribaryon
arXiv:1605.04108 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.93.034001
Abstract
We have used realistic local interactions based on the recent update of the strangeness Nijmegen ESC08c potential to calculate the bound state problem of the system in the state. We found that this system presents a deeply bound state lying MeV below the threshold. Since in lowest order, pure Swave configuration, this system can not decay into the open channel, its decay width is expected to be very small. We have also recalculated the state and we have compared with results of quark-model based potentials.
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