The onset of hypernuclear binding
arXiv:1905.06775 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2019.134893
Abstract
Binding energies of light, , hypernuclei are calculated using the stochastic variational method in a pionless effective field theory (EFT) approach at leading order with the purpose of assessing critically the onset of binding in the strangeness S=-2 hadronic sector. The EFT input in this sector consists of (i) a contact term constrained by the scattering length , using a range of values compatible with correlations observed in relativistic heavy ion collisions, and (ii) a contact term constrained by the only available hypernucler binding energy datum of He. The recently debated neutral three-body and four-body systems n and n are found unbound by a wide margin. A relatively large value of fm is needed to bind H, thereby questioning its particle stability. In contrast, the particle stability of the hypernuclear isodoublet H--He is robust, with separation energy of order 1 MeV.
arXiv commentv2 -- 14 pages, 4 figures, 1 table, slightly revised, accepted for publication in PLB
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