H and He Hypernuclei reexamined in Halo/Cluster Effective Theory
arXiv:2002.06511 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.103.014001
Abstract
The J=1/2 iso-doublet double--hypernuclei, namely, H and He, are examined as the three-body cluster states, (H or triton) and (He or helion), respectively, in a model independent framework utilizing pionless halo effective theory. Both singlet and triplet states of the constituent () sub-system are used in the elastic channel for the study of H and He scattering processes. A prototypical leading order investigation using a sharp momentum cut-off regulator, irrespective of the type of the elastic channel chosen, yields almost identical cut-off dependence of the three-body binding energy or the double--separation energy () is obtained for the mirror partners, evidently suggesting good isospin symmetry in these three-body systems. Subsequently, upon normalization of our solutions to the integral equation with respect to a single pair of input data from an {\it ab initio} potential model analysis for each mirror hypernuclei, yields which agrees fairly well with various erstwhile regulator independent potential models for our choice of the cut-off regulator, MeV. This is either consistent with pionless effective theory or with its slightly augmented version with a hard scale around , where low-energy - interactions dominated by or -meson exchange. Finally, to demonstrate the predictability of our effective theory, we present preliminary estimates of the S-wave three-body scattering lengths and the -separation energies.
arXiv comment21 pages and 11 figures (Accepted in Physical Review C)
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