Strangeness Modes in Nuclei Tested by Anti-Neutrinos
E. E. Kolomeitsev, D. N. Voskresensky
Abstract
Production of negative strangeness in reactions of inelastic anti-neutrino scattering on a nucleus provides information on the modification of strange degrees of freedom in nuclear matter. We calculate cross-sections of the reaction channels νe(μ) e+(μ+) + K- and νe(μ) + p + e+(μ+) and investigate their sensitivity to the medium effects. In particular, we consider effects induced by the presence of a low-energy excitation mode in the K- spectrum, associated with the correlated Λ-particle and proton-hole states, and the renormalization of the weak interaction in medium. In order to avoid double counting, various contributions to anti-neutrino scattering are classified with the help of the optical theorem, formulated within the non-equilibrium Green's function technique.
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