[PDF] Top 20 Compton Scattering on Light Nuclei

... Ideally, a global fit to a sizeable database that includes polarized/unpolarized measurements from different targets, from low to high (but below the pion-production threshold) energies at various angles would result in ... See full document

... coherent scattering channel with medium returning to the initial quantum state after scattering ...non-coherent scattering processes with the medium changing initial quantum state (Compton ... See full document

... synchrotron light sources have recently been used to provide single-shot, X-ray phase-contrast imaging of dynamic shocks; however, they are limited to temporal resolutions of ∼100 ps ...Coherent Light ... See full document

... heavy nuclei (Ho 66). In the light mass region the inclusion of a spin-orbit coupling appears to be necessary (Sa 66, Pe 66, Ne 67); its parameters, however, cannot be determined properly by using the ... See full document

... low-energy light radioactive nuclear beams have been performed at University S˜ao Paulo and University of Notre ...elastic scattering, transfer and breakup ...tic scattering can be an interesting ... See full document

... timelike Compton scattering (TCS) process [2] shares all its virtues for accessing correlated information on the light cone momentum fraction and the transverse location of partons in hadrons ... See full document

... nucleon-nucleon scattering data, nuclear force is well modeled and the nuclear structure can be discussed with the established nuclear ...hyperon-nucleon scattering data, understanding of the YN interaction ... See full document

... slightly above threshold, other reactions can be kinemati- cally separated from Compton scattering. With the polar- ized target however, as described in Sec. 3, the inclusion of non-hydrogen nuclei ... See full document

... for light scattering ...NaOH. Light scattering experiments were performed on the glucagon solutions, both before and after an additional filtration using either ... See full document

... Using a convenient kinematics, we found that the po- larization vectors obtained in light-front dynamics are sin- gular. This problem can be overcome using a near-singular kinematics, which coincides with the ... See full document

... butions from C and from an empty frame must be sub- tracted. The latter takes into account reactions in the target frame and in the in-beam detectors. The chamber is surrounded by Crystal Ball, a 4π calorimeter which ... See full document

... The knockout of a nucleon from a projectile, consisting of a core and a nucleon, can be formulated as a three-body scattering problem. In our approach, the core can be either in the ground or a low-lying excited ... See full document

... ,lr nuclei can be aligned sufficiently a t 100 m K t o produce a higher degree o f circu lar p olarisatio n th an th e S7Co isotope em ployed in th e in itia l experim ent (Pe — ... See full document

... of light nuclei with ab-initio methods provides an optimal setting to probe our knowledge on nuclear forces, because the few-nucleon problem can be solved ...electron scattering off light nu- ... See full document

... Since the LO one-nucleon contribution (Fig. 1) does not contribute to π-scattering on isoscalar targets because of its isospin structure, higher order one-nucleon contri- butions need to be taken into account, the ... See full document

... He nuclei were identified in the RTPC using time and energy-loss cuts for tracks in the fiducial region [47]. In addition, we applied a vertex-matching cut to ensure that the electron and helium nucleus originated ... See full document

... field of heavy targets (Coulomb breakup) or in the short range strong interaction (nuclear breakup). In addition, the neutron halo favours neutron transfer reactions from the projectile to the target even below the ... See full document

... The advantage in expressing the RGM basis states (2) as antisymmetrized products of single-particle functions, and in particular Slater determinants, lies in the ability to carry out analytical derivations of the ... See full document

... obtained results are illustrated in Fig. 8. The blue dotted, black solid, and red dashed curves in the figures corre- spond to the three sets of WS parameters given in Table 1. Here we note that due to the arbitrary ... See full document

... In Refs [15, 16] the factorization of the three leading power amplitudes has been studied and a phenomenological analysis was made. The three amplitudes describing Compton scattering which involve a nucleon ... See full document