Cross section enhancement in pd reactions at higher energ y K. Sagara, S. Kuroita, T. Sueta, H. Shimoda, Y. Eguchi , K. Yashima, T. Yabe, M. Dozono, Y. Yamada, T. Wakasa, T. Nor H. Matsubara *, J. Zenihiro *, Y. Tameshige *, H. Okamura *, A. Tamii *, K. Hatanaka *, T. Saito # , Y. Maeda # , and H. Kamad Dept. of Physics, Kyushu University *RCNP, Osaka University # Dept. of Engineering, Miyazaki University + Kyushu Institute of Technology
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Cross section enhancement in pd reactions at higher energ y
K. Sagara, S. Kuroita, T. Sueta, H. Shimoda, Y. Eguchi , K. Yashima, T. Yabe, M. Dozono, Y. Yamada, T. Wakasa, T. Noro, H. Matsubara *, J. Zenihiro *, Y. Tameshige *, H. Okamura *, A. Tamii *, K. Hatanaka *, T. Saito #, Y. Maeda #, and H. Kamada +
Dept. of Physics, Kyushu University*RCNP, Osaka University#Dept. of Engineering, Miyazaki University+Kyushu Institute of Technology
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3N system
Scattering & Reactions
Bound states
Ay puzzle1986
Ay puzzle
pd CS discrepancy1994-1996-1997
(Sagara discrepancy)
3N BE problem1980’s
3NF(FM)was found
1998pd breakup discrepancy
pd captureAjj anomaly
nnp Space Star anomaly1980’s
higher energy discrepancies
pd sactt. discrepancy
lower energy discrepancies
lower energy discrepancies
ppn Space star anomalyQFS anomaly?
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Discrepancies in 3N systems and their origins
FM-3NF1957
3H binding energy
(Experiment)
8.482MeV
(Theory)
2NF
23NF~1MeV
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Nd scattering cross section
H.Witala et al. (1998) found that discrepancy in 3N binding energy, and discrepancy in Nd scattering cross section.are removed by including 23NF.
EN= 65 MeV
EN= 140 MeV
23NF
23NF
Ed=140MeVEp= 70MeV
Ed=200MeVEp=100MeV
Ed=270MeVEp=135MeV
Ayd Axz Ayy
Axx
K. Sekiguchi et al.Cross section is reproduced by 23NF, but Analyzing powers are not reproduced.
++ Nd scattering Analyzing Powers
At 250 MeV also, Ay is not reproduced by 23NF or by relativity.
23NF effects relativistic effects
++ Nd scattering Ay at 250 MeV
pd Ay & nd Ayat 250 MeV
pd Ay & nd Ayat 250 MeV
2NF only2NF+3NF
Non-relativisticRelativistic
K. Hatanaka et al., PRC66 044002(2002)Y. Maeda et al., PRC76 014004(2007)
At 250 MeV, also cross section is not reproduced. ++
Enhancement of backward cross section starts around 100 MeV.
Cross Section at 250 MeV Cross Section Ratio (Exp/Calc) at150º
150º
= 150 degree
Cross section is more basic quantity than analyzing powers.
Elastic
Break-up
~5 times
At 250 MeV, break-up reaction is dominant. We investigate enhancement of break-up cross section.
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n+d total reaction cross section
total
GR
LAS
p - beamLiq D2
Target
CS at 250 MeV
Only p1 was detected to see global feature
p1
p2 np1
Our first BU experiment at 250 MeV
CS at 250 MeV Only p1 detected
2NF+3NFOnly 2NF
nd calc.by H. Witala
p2 np1
Cross section
Cross section
Cross section
~1.6 times
Cross SectionExp > Calc
E1
2NF+3NFOnly 2NF
nd calc.by H. Witala
Ay at 250 MeV Only p1 detected
Ay Ay
Ay
AyExp ≠ Calc
p2 np1
E1
CS at 250 MeVp2 np1
p1 and p2 detected (kinematically complete exp.)
P2 detected
P1 detected
Second experiment
Undetected in the first exp.
Microscopic study of CS enhancement.
Configuration space is wide, andMagnetic spectrometers have narrow E-range
find 2-dependence of CS emhance
Select configurations
E1
ABC
A
C
B
1-dependence at different E1
1
p2
p1
We selected B, E1 = 150 MeV.
Selection of E1-range
detected p1
free
detected p1
detected p2
Second experiment
First experiment
2NF+3NF2NF Calc by H. Kamada
2-dependence at E1 =150 MeV, 1 = 15 degree, and 12 = 180 degree.