Resolving the hypernuclear overbinding problem in pionless effective field theory
arXiv:1805.04302 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.121.102502
Abstract
We address the -hypernuclear `overbinding problem' in light hypernuclei which stands for a 1--3 MeV excessive separation energy calculated in He. This problem arises in most few-body calculations that reproduce ground-state separation energies in the lighter hypernuclei within various hyperon-nucleon interaction models. Recent pionless effective field theory nuclear few-body calculations are extended in this work to hypernuclei. At leading order, the low-energy constants are associated with scattering lengths and the low-energy constants are fitted to separation energies () for . The resulting pionless-EFT interaction reproduces in few-body stochastic variational method calculations the reported value He)=3.120.02 MeV within a fraction of MeV over a broad range of momentum-space cut-off parameters. Possible consequences and extensions to heavier hypernuclei and to neutron-star matter are discussed.
arXiv commentmatches published PRL 121 (2018) 102502 with one minor correction: the number of nuclear plus hypernuclear LECs at LO is eight, not seven
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