Initial State Interactions for -Proton Radiative Capture
arXiv:nucl-th/9505019 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.52.392
Abstract
The effects of the initial state interactions on the radiative capture branching ratios are examined and found to be quite sizable. A general coupled-channel formalism for both strong and electromagnetic channels using a particle basis is presented, and applied to all the low energy data with the exception of the {\it 1s} atomic level shift. Satisfactory fits are obtained using vertex coupling constants for the electromagnetic channels that are close to their expected SU(3) values.
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