Study of chirally motivated low-energy optical potentials
arXiv:nucl-th/0104087 · doi:10.1016/S0375-9474(01)01145-9
Abstract
The optical potential in the nuclear medium is evaluated self consistently from a free-space matrix constructed within a coupled-channel chiral approach to the low-energy data. The chiral-model parameters are fitted to a select subset of the low-energy data {\it plus} the atomic data throughout the periodic table. The resulting attractive optical potentials are relatively `shallow', with central depth of the real part about 55 MeV, for a fairly reasonable reproduction of the atomic data with . Relatively `deep' attractive potentials of depth about 180 MeV, which result in other phenomenological approaches with , are ruled out within chirally motivated models. Different physical data input is required to distinguish between shallow and deep optical potentials. The () reaction could provide such a test, with exclusive rates differing by over a factor of three for the two classes of potentials. Finally, forward () differential cross sections for the production of relatively narrow deeply bound {\it nuclear} states are evaluated for deep optical potentials, yielding values considerably lower than those estimated before.
22 pages, 3 figures, minor revisions, Nucl. Phys. A in press
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