meson self-energy in nuclear matter from resonant interactions
arXiv:1609.03880 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.95.015201
Abstract
The -meson properties in cold nuclear matter are investigated by implementing resonant interactions as described in effective approaches including the unitarization of scattering amplitudes. Several -like states are dynamically generated in these models around GeV, in the vicinity of the threshold. We find that both these states and the non-resonant part of the amplitude contribute sizably to the collisional self-energy at finite nuclear density. These contributions are of a similar strength as the widely studied medium effects from the cloud. Depending on model details (position of the resonances and strength of the coupling to ) we report a broadening up to about - MeV, to be added to the in-medium decay width, and an attractive optical potential at threshold up to about MeV at normal matter density. The spectral function develops a double peak structure as a consequence of the mixing of resonance-hole modes with the quasi-particle peak. The former results point in the direction of making up for missing absorption as reported in nuclear production experiments.
17 pages, 2 figures
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