Extracting the mass dependence and quantum numbers of short-range correlated pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) scattering
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- Camille Colle (UGent) , Or Hen, Wim Cosyn (UGent) , Igor Korover, Eli Piasetzky, Jan Ryckebusch (UGent) and Larry B Weinstein
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- The nuclear mass dependence of the number of short-range correlated (SRC) proton-proton (pp) and protonneutron (pn) pairs in nuclei is a sensitive probe of the dynamics of short-range pairs in the ground state of atomic nuclei. This work presents an analysis of electroinduced single-proton and two-proton knockout measurements off C-12, Al-27, Fe-56, and Pb-208 in kinematics dominated by scattering off SRC pairs. The nuclear mass dependence of the observed A(e, e' pp)/C-12(e, e' pp) cross-section ratios and the extracted number of pp-and pn-SRC pairs are much softer than the mass dependence of the total number of possible pairs. This is in agreement with a physical picture of SRC affecting predominantly nucleon-nucleon pairs in a nodeless relative-S state of the mean-field basis.
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Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-6920197
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- Colle, Camille et al. “Extracting the Mass Dependence and Quantum Numbers of Short-range Correlated Pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) Scattering.” PHYSICAL REVIEW C 92 (2015): n. pag. Print.
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- Colle, C., Hen, O., Cosyn, W., Korover, I., Piasetzky, E., Ryckebusch, J., & Weinstein, L. B. (2015). Extracting the mass dependence and quantum numbers of short-range correlated pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) scattering. PHYSICAL REVIEW C, 92.
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- Colle, Camille, Or Hen, Wim Cosyn, Igor Korover, Eli Piasetzky, Jan Ryckebusch, and Larry B Weinstein. 2015. “Extracting the Mass Dependence and Quantum Numbers of Short-range Correlated Pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) Scattering.” Physical Review C 92.
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- Colle, Camille, Or Hen, Wim Cosyn, Igor Korover, Eli Piasetzky, Jan Ryckebusch, and Larry B Weinstein. 2015. “Extracting the Mass Dependence and Quantum Numbers of Short-range Correlated Pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) Scattering.” Physical Review C 92.
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- 1.Colle C, Hen O, Cosyn W, Korover I, Piasetzky E, Ryckebusch J, et al. Extracting the mass dependence and quantum numbers of short-range correlated pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) scattering. PHYSICAL REVIEW C. 2015;92.
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- [1]C. Colle et al., “Extracting the mass dependence and quantum numbers of short-range correlated pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) scattering,” PHYSICAL REVIEW C, vol. 92, 2015.
@article{6920197,
abstract = {The nuclear mass dependence of the number of short-range correlated (SRC) proton-proton (pp) and protonneutron (pn) pairs in nuclei is a sensitive probe of the dynamics of short-range pairs in the ground state of atomic nuclei. This work presents an analysis of electroinduced single-proton and two-proton knockout measurements off C-12, Al-27, Fe-56, and Pb-208 in kinematics dominated by scattering off SRC pairs. The nuclear mass dependence of the observed A(e, e' pp)/C-12(e, e' pp) cross-section ratios and the extracted number of pp-and pn-SRC pairs are much softer than the mass dependence of the total number of possible pairs. This is in agreement with a physical picture of SRC affecting predominantly nucleon-nucleon pairs in a nodeless relative-S state of the mean-field basis.},
articleno = {024604},
author = {Colle, Camille and Hen, Or and Cosyn, Wim and Korover, Igor and Piasetzky, Eli and Ryckebusch, Jan and Weinstein, Larry B},
issn = {0556-2813},
journal = {PHYSICAL REVIEW C},
keywords = {NUCLEAR-MATTER},
language = {eng},
pages = {6},
title = {Extracting the mass dependence and quantum numbers of short-range correlated pairs from A(e,e′p) and A(e,e′pp) scattering},
url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.92.024604},
volume = {92},
year = {2015},
}
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