Determination of rnn via comparison of n-n and n-p quasi-free scattering in the d+n reaction at 24 MeV

Witsch, W. von; Moreno, B.; Rosenstock, W.; Franke, R.; Steinheuer, B.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(80)90491-1

Nuclear Physics A

1980

DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(80)90491-1

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Determination of rnn via comparison of n-n and n-p quasi-free scattering in the d+n reaction at 24 MeV

W. von Witsch

B. Moreno

W. Rosenstock

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“…For the n + d break-up modern versions of Faddeev calculations can be used. Remaining experimental and t heoretical uncertainties are reduced if the r,, extraction procedure is calibrated by messuring the known n-p effective range in the same kinematic conditions [13].…”

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On the Present Status of the Problem of Charge Dependence and Charge Asymmetry of the Nucleon‐Nucleon Force

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1982

Annalen der Physik

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A b s t r a c t . The charge dependence of the nucleon-nucleon force can be derived from the lowenergy scattering parameters. The p-p and n-p parameters were measured in direct scattering experiments. The n-n parameters a , , = (-16.70 j , 0.38) fm and r,, = (2.78 & 0.13) fm have been determined from few particle reactions. The difference of the scattering lengths (u,, -a,,) 4 7 fm demonstrates the violation of the charge independence. Information on the charge symmetry is still doubtful due to the inaccuracy of the charge correction for the p-p parameters. Whereas the n-n and the charge corrected p-p parameters known a t present yield a weaker n-n force than the p-p force, the opposite result follows from the binding energy difference for 3He and 3H and the meson theory of the nuclear forces.

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“…presents a complication of the r,, determinations performed up to now.From the kinematically complete n + d break-up measurements for the QFS condition[11][12][13] the weighted average value (r,JQFS= (2.69 3 0.14) fm results. The uncer-…”

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On the Present Status of the Problem of Charge Dependence and Charge Asymmetry of the Nucleon‐Nucleon Force

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Kühn

1982

Annalen der Physik

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Sensitivity of nucleon-deuteron break-up quasi-free scattering and final-state interaction regions to the NN interaction

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Determination of rnn via comparison of n-n and n-p quasi-free scattering in the d+n reaction at 24 MeV

Cited by 6 publications

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On the Present Status of the Problem of Charge Dependence and Charge Asymmetry of the Nucleon‐Nucleon Force

On the Present Status of the Problem of Charge Dependence and Charge Asymmetry of the Nucleon‐Nucleon Force

Neutron-neutron effective range parameters

Sensitivity of nucleon-deuteron break-up quasi-free scattering and final-state interaction regions to the NN interaction

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