Can the Σ- nn System be Bound?
A. Stadler, B. F. Gibson
Abstract
Motivated by the Σ-hypernuclear states reported in (K-,π) experiments, we have explored the possibility that there exists a particle-stable Σ- nn bound state. For the Jülich à hyperon-nucleon, realistic-force model, our calculations yield little reason to expect a positive-parity bound state in either the J = 12 or the J = 32 channels.
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