1979
DOI: 10.1007/bf01408113
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Coupled channel method for the ?-4He elastic and inelastic scattering

Abstract: Equations of the coupled channel method written in the momentum space are solved in the K-matrix approach. In this way we are able to consider simultaneously the elastic and inelastic pion-nuclear reactions. Calculated total elastic and total inelastic cross sections are given for several outgoing channels of the reaction 4He(Tr ,~z )4He*. The single-charge-exchange reaction on 4He is discussed.

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“…In our model we assume that all excited states are degenerate with the energy of the ground state. Nevertheless, the importance of T = 1 virtual excitations in low-energy x --~H~ scattering was confirmed by the explicit coupled-channels calculations of Gmitro and Mach (1979). They conclude that the excitations of isovector states are the most important multi-step processes that contribute to elastic T -~H~ scattering for energies E, 6 80 MeV.…”
Section: Double Isospin-and Spin-flip Intermediate Nuclear Statesmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…In our model we assume that all excited states are degenerate with the energy of the ground state. Nevertheless, the importance of T = 1 virtual excitations in low-energy x --~H~ scattering was confirmed by the explicit coupled-channels calculations of Gmitro and Mach (1979). They conclude that the excitations of isovector states are the most important multi-step processes that contribute to elastic T -~H~ scattering for energies E, 6 80 MeV.…”
Section: Double Isospin-and Spin-flip Intermediate Nuclear Statesmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…It was shown by Mach (1979) that the form (4) leads to a Galilean-invariant OM and represents a (A + 1)-body alternative to the 'three-body' model postulated by Landau and Thomas (1978).…”
Section: Optical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%