3-BODY AND 4-BODY CLUSTER-MODELS OF HYPERNUCLEI USING THE G-MATRIX LAMBDA-N INTERACTION - BE-9(LAMBDA), C-13(LAMBDA), HE-6(LAMBDA-LAMBDA) AND BE-10(LAMBDA-LAMBDA)
E. Hiyama et al., 3-BODY AND 4-BODY CLUSTER-MODELS OF HYPERNUCLEI USING THE G-MATRIX LAMBDA-N INTERACTION - BE-9(LAMBDA), C-13(LAMBDA), HE-6(LAMBDA-LAMBDA) AND BE-10(LAMBDA-LAMBDA), Progress of theoretical physics, 97(6), 1997, pp. 881-899
The structure calculations of He-5(Lambda), Be-9(Lambda), C-13(Lambda)
, Be-10(Lambda Lambda) and He-6(Lambda Lambda) are carried out with an
accurate three- and four-body model method in which all rearrangement
Jacobian coordinates and associated Gaussian basis functions are take
n. The characteristic properties of the spin-independent parts of five
kinds of YNG Lambda N interactions are focused on. We propose to impr
ove the strengths of the odd-state parts in a systematic way. The impr
oved YNG interaction explains the B-Lambda(He-5(Lambda)) and B-Lambda(
Be-9(Lambda)) consistently without an additional three-body force. By
employing the 3 alpha + Lambda four-body model together with the impro
ved YNG interactions, the second 1/2(+) state of C-13(Lambda) is predi
cted as a bound state at approximately 1 MeV below the lowest threshol
d. The four-body model enables us to find that response to the additio
n of the Lambda particle to the core nucleus C-12 is very different fo
r the ground and second 0(+) states. With the improved YNG interaction
and the OBE-simulating Lambda Lambda interaction, the observed B-Lamb
da Lambda(Be-10(Lambda Lambda)) is reproduced in the framework of the
2 alpha + 2 Lambda four-body model. Anew theoretical prediction for B-
Lambda Lambda(He-6(Lambda Lambda)) is made with the alpha + 2 Lambda t
hree-body model.