Coupled-channels Faddeev AGS calculation of and quasi-bound states
arXiv:1611.09025 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2016-16282-y
Abstract
Using separable potentials in the Faddeev equations, we calculated the binding energies and widths of the , and quasi-bound states on the basis of three- and four-body Alt-Grassberger-Sandhas equations in the momentum representation. One- and two-pole version of interaction are considered and the dependence of the resulting few-body energy on the two-body potential was investigated. The -wave [3+1] and [2+2] sub-amplitudes are obtained by using the Hilbert-Schmidt expansion procedure for the integral kernels. As a result, we found a four-body resonance of the and quasi-bound states with a binding energy in the range and MeV, respectively. The calculations yielded full width of and MeV.
16 pages, 4 figures
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