amplitudes below threshold constrained by multinucleon absorption
arXiv:1610.04004 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2016.12.009
Abstract
Six widely different subthreshold scattering amplitudes obtained in SU(3) chiral-model EFT approaches by fitting to low-energy and threshold data are employed in optical-potential studies of kaonic atoms. Phenomenological terms representing multinucleon interactions are added to the EFT inspired single-nucleon part of the -nucleus optical potential in order to obtain good fits to kaonic-atom strong-interaction level shifts and widths across the periodic table. Introducing as a further constraint the fractions of single-nucleon absorption at rest from old bubble-chamber experiments, it is found that only two of the models considered here reproduce these absorption fractions. Within these two models, the interplay between single-nucleon and multinucleon interactions explains features observed previously with fully phenomenological optical potentials. Radial sensitivities of kaonic atom observables are also re-examined, and remarks are made on the role of `subthreshold kinematics' in absorption at rest calculations.
24 pages, 7 figures, 5 tables; slightly extended discussion. Nucl. Phys. A in press
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