Neutron structure effects in the deuteron and one neutron halos
arXiv:nucl-th/0511078 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.74.024323
Abstract
Although the neutron (n) does not carry a total electric charge, its charge and magnetization distributions represented in momentum space by the electromagnetic form factors, and , lead to an electromagnetic potential of the neutron. Using this fact, we calculate the electromagnetic corrections to the binding energy, , of the deuteron and a one neutron halo nucleus (11Be), by evaluating the neutron-proton and the neutron-charged core (10Be) potential, respectively. The correction to (~9 keV) is comparable to that arising due to the inclusion of the -isobar component in the deuteron wave function. In the case of the more loosely bound halo nucleus, 11Be, the correction is close to about 2 keV.
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