Triplet np Final State Interactions at Large Momentum Transfers
A. Boudard, G. Faeldt, C. Wilkin
Abstract
Using the simple relation between the np scattering and bound state wave functions, the spin-triplet contributions to the pp -> pi+ (pn) and backward dp -> p(pn) reactions are estimated for low np excitation energies. The good agreement with the pion production data at 400 and 450 MeV over a range of angles shows that spin-singlet final states cannot be more than of the order of 10%. On the other hand it is seen that the spin-singlet states must provide about 30% of the strength in pion production at 1 GeV as well as deuteron-proton backward scattering at 1.6 GeV.
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