We present a detailed study of the effect of different three-nucleon interactions in p-3He elastic scattering at low energies. In particular, two interactions have been considered: one derived from effective field theory at next-to-next-to-leading order and one derived from a more phenomenological point of view—the so-called Illinois model. The four-nucleon scattering observables are calculated by using the Kohn variational principle and the hyperspherical harmonics technique, and the results are compared with available experimental data. We have found that the inclusion of both interactions improves the agreement with the experimental data, in particular, for the proton vector analyzing power.

Effect of Three-Nucleon Interactions in p- ³He Elastic Scattering

MARCUCCI, LAURA ELISA
2013-01-01

Abstract

We present a detailed study of the effect of different three-nucleon interactions in p-3He elastic scattering at low energies. In particular, two interactions have been considered: one derived from effective field theory at next-to-next-to-leading order and one derived from a more phenomenological point of view—the so-called Illinois model. The four-nucleon scattering observables are calculated by using the Kohn variational principle and the hyperspherical harmonics technique, and the results are compared with available experimental data. We have found that the inclusion of both interactions improves the agreement with the experimental data, in particular, for the proton vector analyzing power.
2013
M., Viviani; L., Girlanda; A., Kievsky; Marcucci, LAURA ELISA
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