Effective Range in Doublet S-wave Neutron-Deuteron Scattering
F. Gabbiani
Abstract
The effective field theory approach is applied to the three-nucleon process of S=1/2 neutron-deuteron scattering in the S-wave, including the effective range parameters summed at all orders. This is achieved through a modification of the power counting, following a recent suggestion in the literature. It is shown that with this procedure, while the convergence of the loop integrals improves, one cannot meaningfully include a three-body effective term to describe low-energy data affected by the presence of the triton bound state.
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