Energy Independent Phase Shift Analyses of Light Nuclear Systems

ORAL

Abstract

Our research group, which has carried out high precision scattering length measurements of the $n + d$, $n + ^3{\rm{He}}$, and $n + ^4{\rm{He}}$ systems, is now undertaking energy independent phase shift analyses of these systems, as well as the $p + d$ system. The aim of these analyses, which will utilize all extant low energy data for these systems, is to determine scattering lengths, effective range parameters, and shape parameters, as well as spin-mixing parameters, where relevant, in order to help develop uniform NN, 3N and 4N models that also account for charge symmetry and charge independence breaking. Preliminary results will be presented.

Authors

  • T. Black

    • University of North Carolina - Wilmington
    • University of North Carolina Wilmington
  • Robert Haun

    • Tulane University
  • Chandra Shahi

    • Tulane University
  • Fred Wietfeldt

    • Tulane University
  • Michael Huber

    • National Institute of Standards and Technology
  • Muhammad Arif

    • National Institute of Standards and Technology