Investigation of () Hypernucleus in Low-energy Pionless Halo Effective Theory
arXiv:2010.12291 · doi:10.1140/epjs/s11734-021-00007-1
Abstract
In the strangeness sector, we study the () three-body system using pionless halo effective field theory (EFT), which provides a systematic model independent framework for assessing the feasibility of light particle-stable three-body bound states, utilizing low-energy universality. Here we take recourse to a simplistic speculation of the three-body system by eliminating the repulsive spin-singlet sub-system, while retaining the predominantly attractive (possibly bound) spin-triplet and the virtual bound spin-singlet sub-system. In particular, a qualitative leading order EFT investigation by introducing a sharp momentum (ultraviolet) cut-off parameter into the Faddeev-like coupled integral equations, indicates a discrete scaling behavior akin to a renormalization group limit cycle, thereby suggesting the formal existence of Efimov states in the unitary limit, as . Our subsequent non-asymptotic analysis indicates that the three-body binding energy is sensitively dependent on the cut-off without the inclusion of three-body contact interactions. Furthermore, our analysis reproduces several values of the binding energy MeV, predicted in context of existing potential models, with the regulator in the range, MeV. Finally, based on these model inputs for , a ballpark estimate of the three-body scattering length in the range, fm, is naively constrained by our EFT analysis, ostensibly demonstrating the universal nature of three-body correlations that is likely to manifest themselves in a halo-bound system.
35 pages, 10 figures
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