Investigation of the --Li Interaction and the Search for the Resonance
arXiv:2604.07871 · doi:10.1103/qdhf-rz4v
Abstract
We investigate the interaction of an antikaon () with the Li nucleus, described as an cluster system. The study aims to explore the formation of the resonance through the subsystem in the presence of a spectator particle. In the absence of dedicated experimental data for this reaction, particular attention is given to providing quantitative predictions for the manifestation of the structure in low-energy dynamics within a light nuclear environment. Employing different models of the interaction, we calculate the invariant-mass spectra and the -particle missing-mass spectra, thereby identifying robust features of the signal and offering guidance for future experimental investigations.
4 figures, Accepted for publication in PRC
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