Importance of Baryon-Baryon Coupling in Hypernuclei
B. F. Gibson, I. R. Afnan, J. A. Carlson, D. R. Lehman
Abstract
The ΛN - ΣN coupling in Λ--hypernuclei and ΛΛ- ΞN coupling in ΛΛ--hypernuclei produce novel physics not observed in the conventional, nonstrange sector. Effects of Λ Σ conversion in 3ΛH are reviewed. The role of ΛN - ΣN coupling suppression in the A=4,5 Λ--hypernuclei due to Pauli blocking is highlighted, and the implications for the structure of 10\;\, ΛB are explored. Suppression of ΛΛ- ΞN conversion in \;\;\, 6ΛΛHe is hypothesized as the reason that the < VΛΛ > matrix element is small. Measurement of \;\;\, 4ΛΛH is proposed to investigate the full ΛΛ- ΞN interaction. The implication for ΛΛ analog states is discussed.
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