quasi-bound 3he − η state and spin-observables of the reaction pd → 3heη
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Abstract
A formalism for total set of spin observables of the reaction pd → 3Heη derived in a model independent way is presented and a possibility to perform a complete polarization experiment is investigated. Separation of s- and p-wave amplitudes of this reaction in the threshold region allows one to determine a position of the quasibound pole in the 3He − η system. It is shown that in order to get such a separation one should measure spin-transfer coefficients in addition to analyzing powers and spin-correlations. Specific observables, given by products of one s- and one p-wave amplitudes, are found. Measurement of these observables will provide new independent information on the 3He − η pole position and this allows one to determine whether the 3He − η state is quasi-bound or anti-bound.
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| Authors | ;Uzikov Yu.N. |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1051/epjconf/20100303019
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