Deeply bound meson-nuclear states: concepts and strategies
Wolfram Weise
Abstract
This presentation reviews recent developments in the understanding of low-energy pion- and kaon-nucleon interactions as they relate to deeply bound pionic atoms and possible antikaon-nuclear bound states. A brief update is given on 1s states of pionic atoms, summarizing their theoretical interpretation based on in-medium chiral effective field theory. This is followed by a state-of-the-art discussion of low-energy KN interactions, with special emphasis on the subthreshold region relevant to the proposed kaon-nuclear systems.
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