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Has the neutral double hypernucleus been observed?
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Journal Article

Has the neutral double hypernucleus been observed?

2020
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Overview
The BNL-AGS E906 experiment was the first fully electronic experiment to produce and study double hypernuclei with large statistics. Unfortunately, the interpretation of the measured π−−π− momentum correlation is still blurry because the hypothesized production of \\(_ ^3H+_ ^4H\\) pairs remains questionable. We show, that neither a scenario where the hypernuclei are produced after the capture of a stopped Ξ− by a 9Be nucleus nor interactions of energetic Ξ− with 9 Be nuclei in the target material can produce a sufficient amount of such pairs. We have therefore explored the conjecture that decays of the\\(_^_^4n\\)may be responsible for the observed structure. Indeed, the inclusion of \\(_^_^4n\\) with a two-body π− branching ratio of 50% in the statistical multifragmentation model allows to describe the E906 data remarkably well.
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IOP Publishing
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