1994
DOI: 10.1143/ptps.117.477
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Pi-Mesonic Weak Decay Rates of Light-to-Heavy Hypernuclei

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“…2, both calculations of Refs. [20,21] (full (green) squares) and Ref. [22] [7], compared with previous measurements (full (black) triangles) [16][17][18][19]14] and with theoretical calculations [20,21] (full (green) squares) and [22] (full (blue) stars).…”
Section: Measurement Of γ π − /γ λmentioning
confidence: 79%
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“…2, both calculations of Refs. [20,21] (full (green) squares) and Ref. [22] [7], compared with previous measurements (full (black) triangles) [16][17][18][19]14] and with theoretical calculations [20,21] (full (green) squares) and [22] (full (blue) stars).…”
Section: Measurement Of γ π − /γ λmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…total decay rates for the other set of ground state spin-parity calculated in Refs. [20][21][22] 15 Λ N, for which the calculated values reported in Ref. [21] do not allow to fix the ground state spin-parity.…”
Section: Measurement Of γ π − /γ λmentioning
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“…The reduction of the mesonic decay width in hypernuclei by several orders of magnitudes as A increases is due to limiting the sum to unoccupied nucleon states. In realistic calculations, however, the final-state nuclear interaction of the emitted pion plays a significant role, providing enhancement of the decay rate in heavy hypernuclei by one to two orders of magnitude over what a plane-wave impulse approximation calculation (using φ free π (r; q)) would give (Oset and Salcedo, 1985;Itonaga, Motoba, and Bandō, 1988;Nieves and Oset, 1993;Motoba and Itonaga, 1994).…”
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