208 research outputs found
Elastic pbar-d scattering and total pbar-d cross sections
Elastic pbar-d scattering is studied within the Glauber theory based on the
single- and double pbar-N scattering mechanisms. The full spin dependence of
the elementary pbar-N scattering amplitudes is taken into account and both the
S- and D-wave components of the deuteron are considered. The treatment of the
spin dependence is done in a (properly modified) formalism developed recently
by Platonova and Kukulin for the pd -> pd scattering process. Predictions for
differential cross sections and the spin observables A_y^d, A_y^pbar, A_xx,
A_yy are presented for antiproton beam energies between 50 and 300 MeV, using
amplitudes generated from the Nbar-N interaction model developed by the Juelich
group. Total polarized cross sections are calculated utilizing the optical
theorem. The efficiency of the polarization buildup for antiprotons in a
storage ring is investigated.Comment: 14 pages, 15 figures; some comments added, figure added, signs of
some spin-dependent cross sections correcte
Deuteron Breakup in Specific Kinematics and Short-Range NN-Interaction
Deuteron breakup processes are studied in the kinematics of backward elastic pd-scattering at law relative momenta of the NN-pair for initial energies in the framework of the known mechanisms of the process including rescatterings in the initial and final states. A considerable suppression of the and isobar excitation mechanisms is found for the production of the singlet -pair. As a result, one nucleon exchange mechanism can be identified in the cross section and polarization observables by the node of the half-off-shell NN-scattering amplitude, , at GeV/c
Dynamics of diproton formation in the and reactions in the GeV region
Mechanisms for the production of diproton pairs, , in the
reaction are studied at proton beam energies 0.5 -- 2 GeV in
kinematics similar to those of backward elastic scattering. This reaction
provides valuable information on the short-range and interactions
that is complementary to that investigated in the well known and
processes. The reaction is related to the
subprocesses and using two different
one--pion--exchange (OPE) diagrams. Within both these models a reasonable
agreement could be obtained with the data below 1GeV. The similar energy
dependence of the and cross sections and the small
ratio of about 1.5% in the production of to deuteron final states
follow naturally within the OPE models.Comment: 10 pages, 7 figures, Late
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