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Three-body breakup of 6He and its halo structure
Physics Letters B ( IF 4.3 ) Pub Date : 2021-01-13 , DOI: 10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136072
Y.L. Sun , T. Nakamura , Y. Kondo , Y. Satou , J. Lee , T. Matsumoto , K. Ogata , Y. Kikuchi , N. Aoi , Y. Ichikawa , K. Ieki , M. Ishihara , T. Kobayshi , T. Motobayashi , H. Otsu , H. Sakurai , T. Shimamura , S. Shimoura , T. Shinohara , T. Sugimoto , S. Takeuchi , Y. Togano , K. Yoneda

The Borromean halo nucleus 6He has been studied by a kinematically complete measurement of Coulomb and nuclear breakup into α + 2n on Pb and C targets at 70 MeV/nucleon. Fully quantum-mechanical four-body breakup calculations reproduce the energy and angular differential cross sections below Erel1 MeV for both targets. The model used here reproduces the 6He ground-state properties as well as α-n and n-n scattering data and predicts an average opening angle θnn of 68 between the two halo neutrons. However, the model underestimates the breakup cross sections for higher Erel, indicating a possible contribution from the inelastic breakup. Alternatively, we examine the empirically modified calculations that reproduce the energy-differential cross sections for a wide range of scattering angles for both targets. The extracted B(E1) peaks at Erel1.4 MeV and amounts to 1.6(2) e2 fm2 for Erel ≤ 20 MeV, resulting θnn = 5610+9 degrees. In either interpretation, the current results show evidence of the dineutron spatial correlation in 6He.



中文翻译:

6 He的三体分解及其光环结构

通过运动学上完整的库仑(Coulomb)运动和在70 MeV /核子的Pb和C靶上将核分裂成α + 2 n的研究,研究了Borromean晕核6 He 。完全量子力学的四体分解计算可重现下面的能量和角度微分截面Ërel1个两个目标的MeV。这里使用的模型再现了6 He的基态特性以及α - nn - n散射数据,并预测了平均打开角度θññ68 的两个卤素中子之间。但是,该模型低估了破碎截面Ërel,表明可能是非弹性破裂造成的。另外,我们研究了经验修正的计算方法,该方法针对两个目标的较大散射角范围再现了能量差截面。提取的BE 1)峰在Ërel1.4兆电子伏和量〜1.6(2)在线2  FM 2Ërel ≤20 MeV,结果 θññ = 56-10+9度。无论采用哪种解释,目前的结果均显示了6 He中中子空间相关性的证据。

更新日期:2021-01-20
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