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Analyzing Powers and Spin Correlation Coefficients for p+d Elastic Scattering at 135 and 200 MeV
B. v. Przewoski ; H. O. Meyer ; J. T. Balewski ; W. W. Daehnick ; J. Doskow ; W. Haeberli ; R. Ibald ; B. Lorentz ; R. E. Pollock ; P. V. Pancella ; F. Rathmann ; T. Rinckel ; Swapan K. Saha ; B. Schwartz ; P. Thoerngren-Engblom ; A. Wellinghausen ; T. J. Whitaker ; T. Wise ; H. Witala ;
Date 9 Nov 2004
Subject nucl-ex
AbstractThe proton and deuteron analyzing powers and 10 of the possible 12 spin correlation coefficients have been measured for p+d elastic scattering at proton bombarding energies of 135 and 200 MeV. The results are compared with Faddeev calculations using two different NN potentials. The qualitative features of the extensive data set on the spin dependence in p+d elastic scattering over a wide range of angles presented here are remarkably well explained by two-nucleon force predictions without inclusion of a three-nucleon force. The remaining discrepancies are, in general, not alleviated when theoretical three-nucleon forces are included in the calculations.
Source arXiv, nucl-ex/0411019
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