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“Super Strong Nuclear Force” caused by migrating K - mesons

“Super Strong Nuclear Force” caused by migrating K - mesons. Toshimitsu Yamazaki and Yoshinori Akaishi RIKEN. Chiral07 Nov-15-2007, Osaka. ATOM. MOLECULE. Proc. Japan Acad. B 83 (2007) 144 arXiv:0706.3651. arXiv:0709.0630. K - pp : basic building block Test of Kbar nuclear physics.

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“Super Strong Nuclear Force” caused by migrating K - mesons

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  1. “Super Strong Nuclear Force”caused by migrating K- mesons Toshimitsu Yamazaki and Yoshinori Akaishi RIKEN Chiral07 Nov-15-2007, Osaka ATOM MOLECULE

  2. Proc. Japan Acad. B 83 (2007) 144 arXiv:0706.3651 arXiv:0709.0630

  3. K-pp : basic building blockTest of Kbar nuclear physics • Predicted 2002 TY and Y. Akaishi, PLB 535 (2002) 70 BK = 48 MeV  = 61 MeV strange di-baryon, Kbar cluster, kaonic nuclear hydrogen molecule • Natural extension of K-p as (1405) K-pp, K-ppn, , based on the Akaishi-Y Kbar-N Interactions PRC 65 (2002) 044005

  4. Starting ansatz:(1405) as “K-p atom” * decay channel Minv()* formation channel K- + p 27 MeV below threshold: not possible However, one can tune K- + “p” in nuclei resonates in emulsion, in 4He (* dominant)but not in d More evidence will be obtained (AMADEUS)

  5. K- stopped in emulsion

  6. Katz et al. PRD1 (1970)K- in 4He1405 dominance

  7. Akaishi’s ATMS variational method: withelementary KN and NN interactions

  8. K-p (*) “atom” persists in K-pp ! --> molecule

  9. Heitler-London (1927) for H-H Heisenberg (1932) for p-nHe atom vs H2 molecule

  10. Validity test onb, KN-hardcore, NN-hardcore Starting ansatz (1405) --> robustly predicted K-pp

  11. ATMS prediction for Kpp quite robust:consistent withN.V. Shevchenko, A. Gal and J. Mares, arXiv:nucl-th/0610022.Y. Ikeda and T. Sato, HYP2006 contribution. Kpp beyond the present approach Validity of the (1405) Ansatz Unknown interactions pertinent to 3-body systems; p-wave, , , KN interaction modified by chiral symmetry restoration, quark structure, , , NN barrier weakened by Kbar ?

  12. a la K. Nishijima Yukawa’s strugglingin 1933how can such a migrating real particle exist in nuclei?Bose electron ?force range ? p + e- = n ? Finally, in 1935, Yukawa arrived at virtual mediatingparticle

  13. The Yukawa theory A virtual particle mediates strong interaction • mU/me ~ 200 • The mesons discovered • Fundamental concept in physics Heitler-London- Heisenberg scheme: completely abandoned ?

  14. Nuclear density = constant Universal law ? Why ? saturation Common nuclear force A different N-N interaction would produce a different nuclear density --> different matter world Super Strong Nuclear Force

  15. Range and Coherency of Kbar bonding Yukawa coupling (virtual meson) range: short ~ 1/mB saturation, constant nuclear density Kbar covalency (real Kbar: anti-u,d) large exchange energy range: short - medium: ~ 1/BK ~ 1405 size higher density, large coherency range Kpp Kppp Kpppp Akaishi, Dote KKpp KKppp Akaishi, Dote

  16. migrating-K- coherency length Maybe ~5 (Dote) With increasing K-

  17. K-condensed matter:matter by coherently migrating K- High density Liquid, Solid?

  18. Molecular structure revealedjustifies(1405) as an atom doorway: seed doorway: successive seed * formation and propagation K- absorption: old evidence p-p reaction: predicted, prepared

  19. K-pp formation How to prove the high density in Kbar nuclei ? p + p --> K+ + p + * *p sticking --> K+ + K-pp:K-pp -->  + p

  20. Conventional reactions: small sticking

  21. Extraordinary sticking of * + p into K-pp ** short collision length of pp ** compactness of K-pp ** large momentum transfer

  22. Predicted spectra

  23. DISTOSaturnep+p -> p++K+@2.85 GeV

  24. FOPI experimental proposalsimulation

  25. Thank you very much

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