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Discrepancy in pd Breakup Reaction at Ep = 13 MeV K. Sagara , M. Tomiyama, S. Shimomoto, T. Ishida, T. Kudoh, S. Kuroita, T. Morikawa, M. Shiota, H. Ohira, *H. Kamada and **H. Witala Dept. of Physics, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
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Discrepancy in pd Breakup Reaction at Ep = 13 MeV K. Sagara, M. Tomiyama, S. Shimomoto, T. Ishida, T. Kudoh, S. Kuroita, T. Morikawa, M. Shiota, H. Ohira, *H. Kamada and **H. Witala Dept. of Physics, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan *Dept. of Physics, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kita-Kyushu, Japan, **Dept. of Physics, Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland
Outlook Backgrounds: Ay puzzle in pd and nd scattering exists at 0 < Ep and En < 30 MeV. Space Star (SS) anomaly in nd breakup is most prominent at En=13 MeV. 2p3NF effects are too small to explain these discrepancies. Questions: Does SS anomaly appear also in pd breakup at 13 MeV? Are there further discrepancies in pd breakup at 13 MeV? Experiments: We made three measurements at Ep =13 MeV 1) D(p,pp)n experiment at pp FSI 2) D(p,p)pn experiment at qp =10deg ~60 deg 3) D(p,pp)n experiment at many angle pairs around SS A new method to estimate Coulomb effects: Watson&Migdal-Faddeev approximation for pd breakup cross section is compared with pd calculation by Deltuva et al.
Ay puzzle: Systematic measurement of pd scattering Ay at Ep =2-18 MeV at Kyushu University (1994) Tornow talked about nd Ay puzzle on Monday. Ay puzzle is still an open problem since 1986.
Space Star anomaly D(n,nn)p at En =13 MeV D(p,pp)n at Ep =13 MeV nd exp. Erlangen & TUNL nd calc. pd exp. Koeln
Questions: • Does SS anomaly existalso in pd breakup at 13 MeV? • Are there other discrepancies in pd breakup at 13 MeV? • We made three experiments at 13 MeV: • D(p,pp)n experiment at pp FSI • to study the treatment of Coulomb effects • 2) D(p,p)pn experiment at qp = 10deg ~60 deg • to see global feature of breakup cross section • 3) D(p,pp)n experiment at wide angular range around SS • to see angular dependence of SS anomaly
D(p,p1p2)n Ep=13MeV data 20 deg. FSI S-curve E1 vs. E2 E1 vs. E2 (TOF gated) ΔT1-ΔT2 vs. ΔT(E1,E2) back ground (Energy gated)
D(p,pp)n at 13 MeV Comparisonwith nd-Faddeev calc. Watson-Migdal pp FSI calc. Faddeev calc. by H. Kamada
Watson-Migdal FSI Formula nd breakupnn-FSI pd breakup pp-FSI Scattering length Effective range Coulomb penetration factor Sommerfeld parameter Slowly varying function
F(nd) = f(n1n2) + f(n1p) + f(n2p) F(pd) ≈ f(n1n2)x(WMpp/WMnn) + f(n1p) + f(n2p) WMnn(Enn) WMpp(Epp) ENN(MeV) (WMpp/WMnn) (WMpp/WMnn) 4 40 0 ENN(MeV) 20 ENN(MeV) 2 0
n+n+p calculation ↓ p+p+n calculation
WM-Faddeev calculation gives nearly the same results as pd calculation by Deltuva et al. Calc. by Deltuva et al WM-Faddeev calculation
Experiment (2): D(p,p)pn cross section at qp = 10~60 deg at Ep = 13 MeV D2 gas / vacuum For 20degree < qp 13 MeV p For qp ≤ 20degree D2 gas / vacuum / H2 gas 2.2mm Havar foil 13 MeV p 4mm Al foil
D(p,p)pn at 10 degree D2 target vacuum target H2 target – vacuum target Ep (channel)
Deltuva etal. WM+Faddeev
Preliminary data 15 degree 10 degree 20 degree Tentative conclusion: In D(p,p)pn inclusive cross section at qp = 10 ~ 60 degree, no discrepancy has been found.
Experiment (3): D(p,pp)n cross section at around Space Star at Ep = 13 MeV n p q2=50.5 f12=120 p q1=50.5 Lab. system CM system
D(p,pp)n cross section was measured at 23 angle pairs around SS configuration (q1=50.5, q2=50.5 , f12=120 )
Present data and Koeln data at SS agree well. Calc. by Deltuva nd calc pd calc
53.5-53.5 50.5-50.5 47.5-47.5 space star 56.0-56.0 59.5-59.5 63.0-63.0
averaged cross section Calc. by Deltuva q1+q2 q2 q1 There is a discrepancy in pd breakup cross section around the space star.
Summary Three experiments have been made on 1) D(p,pp)n cross section at pp FSI 2) D(p,p)pn cross section at qp =10deg ~60 deg 3) D(p,pp)n cross section at around the space star Cross section around pp-FSI and D(p,p)pn inclusive cross section are well reproduced by pd calculation by Deltuva et al. There is a discrepancy (10%-15%) in the cross section around the space star. Watson&Migdal-Faddeev approximation was found to be a simple and effective method to estimate pd breakup cross section.