On Making Predictions With Effective Field Theories In Nuclear Physics
Tae-Sun Park, Kuniharu Kubodera, Dong-Pil Min, Mannque Rho
Abstract
Based on the effective field theory previously formulated by us to accurately postdict all low-energy two-nucleon properties as well as predict certain electroweak transitions in heavy nuclei, we make parameter-free predictions for the polarized np capture process n+p --> d +γpresently being measured at the Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble. Other participants of this meeting are invited to make their own predictions using their preferred approaches and join the bet for the best prediction to confront the forthcoming experiment.
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