Few-body universality in the deuteron-alpha system
arXiv:1809.06351 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.98.051001
Abstract
We treat Li as an effective three-body (--) system and compute the - wave scattering length and three-body separation energy of Li for a wide variety of nucleon-nucleon and -nucleon potentials which have the same (or nearly the same) phase shifts. The Coulomb interaction in the - subsystem is omitted. The results of all calculations lie on a one-parameter curve in the plane defined by the - wave scattering length and the amount by which Li is bound with respect to the -- threshold. We argue that these aspects of the -- system can be understood using few-body universality and that Li can thus usefully be thought of as a two-nucleon halo nucleus.
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