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Cascade hypernuclear production spectra at J-PARC

Hideki Maekawa·Kohsuke Tsubakihara·Hiroshi Matsumiya·Akira Ohnishi
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We predict cascade hypernuclear production spectra expected in the forthcoming J-PARC experiment. In the Green's function method of the distorted wave impulse wave approximation with the local optimal Fermi averaging t-matrix, we can describe the Xi production spectra in the continuum and bound state region reasonably well. Predictions to the high resonlution spectra at J-PARC suggest hat we should observe Xi bound state peak structure in (K-,K+) spectra in light nuclear targets such as 12C and 27Al.

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Hideki Maekawa, Kohsuke Tsubakihara, Hiroshi Matsumiya, Akira Ohnishi. 2007-04-30. Cascade hypernuclear production spectra at J-PARC. https://arxiv.org/abs/0704.3929

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