Dineutron clusters in He and He structure
arXiv:2509.17908 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/ae0959
Abstract
The hyper-radial barrier strongly hinders formation of more than three clusters. We investigate how well the dominating cluster components in He and He, respectively can be described as ++ and ++, where is the dineutron. Effective interactions compatible with He and He are used. We vary the lesser known - and - interactions, where very small strengths are required. We provide energies, radii, and partial wave decomposition of all computed, predicted or measured, ground and resonance states. We predict substructures within each of the three-body quantum states. We also calculate the neutron-structure sensitive invariant mass spectrum of the four-nucleon system, after fast removal of the -particle from He. We show that all available experimental information are fairly well reproduced. Very little room is left for variation of the effective interaction parameters. Thus, the dominating features of the subsequently derived reaction and structure properties are well supported.
To be published in Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics
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