Femtoscopic correlations and the interaction
arXiv:2004.08136 · doi:10.1140/epja/s10050-020-00190-0
Abstract
We study the prospects for deducing constraints on the interaction of charmed baryons with nucleons from measurements of two-particle momentum correlation functions for . The correlation functions are calculated for and interactions that have been extrapolated from lattice QCD simulations at unphysical masses of MeV to the physical point using chiral effective field theory as guideline. In addition, we consider phenomenological models from the literature to explore the sensitivity of the results to the properties of the interaction in detail. We find that a measurement of the correlation functions could indeed allow one to discriminate between strongly attractive forces, as predicted by some phenomenological models, and a weakly attractive interaction as suggested by the presently available lattice simulations.
arXiv comment8 pages, 4 figures
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