Importance of Baryon-Baryon Coupling in Hypernuclei
arXiv:nucl-th/9411027 · doi:10.1143/PTPS.117.339
Abstract
The coupling in --hypernuclei and coupling in --hypernuclei produce novel physics not observed in the conventional, nonstrange sector. Effects of conversion in H are reviewed. The role of coupling suppression in the --hypernuclei due to Pauli blocking is highlighted, and the implications for the structure of B are explored. Suppression of conversion in He is hypothesized as the reason that the matrix element is small. Measurement of H is proposed to investigate the full interaction. The implication for analog states is discussed.
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