Quantifying uncertainties due to irreducible three-body forces in deuteron-nucleus reactions
arXiv:2208.10568 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.107.014315
Abstract
\noindent{\bf Background:} Deuteron-induced nuclear reactions are an essential tool for probing the structure of nuclei as well as astrophysical information such as cross sections. The deuteron-nucleus system is typically described within a Faddeev three-body model consisting of a neutron (), a proton (), and the target nucleus () interacting through pairwise phenomenological potentials. While Faddeev techniques enable the exact description of the three-body dynamics, their predictive power is limited in part by the omission of irreducible neutron-proton-nucleus three-body force (-- 3BF). {\bf Results:} By comparing the Faddeev and NCSM/RGM results, we show that the irreducible -- 3BF has a non-negligible effect on bound state and scattering observables alike. Specifically, the Faddeev approach %are yields a Li ground state that is approximately ~keV shallower than the one obtained with the NCSM/RGM. Additionally, the Faddeev calculations for + scattering yield a resonance that is located approximately ~keV higher in energy compared to the NCSM/RGM result. The shape of the + angular distributions computed using the two approaches also differ, owing to the discrepancy in the predictions of the resonance energy.
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