Reaction He (, ) at ) = 350-{MeV} and 500-{MeV}
1989
16 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.C 40 (1989) 1347-1362
Report number:
- CEBAF-PR-89-50
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Abstract: (APS)
The reaction He3(π+,pp)p was measured at Tπ=350 and 500 MeV in a kinematically complete experiment. Separate contributions from two-body and three-body pion absorption are clearly seen in recoil momentum distributions. The two-body angular distributions closely follow the shape of the free πd→pp cross section, although the number of deuterons estimated from the two-body yield is larger than the value 1.5 expected from isospin coupling and observed previously at lower energies. Comparison with a simple impulse approximation model suggests some of the enhancement may arise from binding of the quasideuteron, although absorption on T=1 (pn) pairs and the higher density of He3 may also be a factor. The strength of the three-body component falls off with bombarding energy with roughly the same slope as for the two-body component, and accounts for ≊45% of the total absorption cross section, a larger fraction than reported previously below the (3,3) resonance. The three-body matrix element ‖M3‖2 displays an angular dependence at both energies which is suggestive of initial-state interactions. No evidence of final-state interactions is seen.- pi+ light nucleus: nuclear reaction
- helium: nuclide
- model: absorption
- recoil: momentum spectrum
- angular distribution
- cross section: energy dependence
- nuclear properties: effect
- impulse approximation
- spectrometer: experimental results
- LAMPF Linac
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