Two-proton momentum correlation from photondisintegration of -clustering light nuclei in the quasi-deuteron region
arXiv:2006.00722 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.101.034615
Abstract
The proton-proton momentum correlation function is constructed in three-body photo-disintegration channels from C and O targets in the quasi-deuteron regime within the framework of an extended quantum molecular dynamics model. Using the formula of Lednicky and Lyuboshitz (LL) for the momentum correlation function, we obtain a proton-proton momentum correlation function for the specific three-body photon-disintegration channels of C and O targets, which are assumed to have different initial geometric structures, and extract their respective emission source sizes for the proton-proton pair. The results demonstrate that constructing a proton-proton momentum correlation is feasible in photo-nuclear reactions, and it is sensitive to the initial nuclear structure. For future experimental studies investigating the -clustering structures of light nuclei, the present work can be used to shed light on the performance and correlation function analysis of (,pp) or (e,pp) reactions.
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