Relativistic effects and spin observables in deuteron electrodisintegration

Improved(e,e')response functions at intermediate momentum transfers: TheHeEfros1, Leidemann2, Orlandini3 et al. 2005Phys. Rev. C373530View full textAdd to dashboardCite

“…calculation we have checked in [1], among other issues, also the reference frame dependence and found that it is not negligible for momentum transfers q ≥ 400 MeV/c. A frame dependence of a similar type had already been observed in deuteron electrodisintegration [3,4,5]. In Ref.…”

Longitudinal electron scattering response functions ofH3andHe3Efros1, Leidemann2, Orlandini3 et al. 2004Phys. Rev. C466950View full textAdd to dashboardCite

“…As illustrated in [28] such a reduction is confirmed if boost corrections are included. Moreover, the frame dependence of the response functions is studied in [27] where it is shown that in the Breit frame boost corrections are negligibly small for the quasi-elastic peak region (different kinematics are not shown).…”

“…In fact there exist additional relativistic effects: a wave function boost (as done in [27,28] for the d(e, e ′ ) reaction) and additional two-body terms in the charge operator (as done in [15] for the low-energy two-body break-up channel of the 3 He(e, e ′ ) reaction). In our case there are two reasons why we include the relativistic corrections to the one-body charge operator:…”

Consistent treatment of relativistic effects in electrodisintegration of the deuteron

“…(Ω) starting from the nonrelativistic framework that has been used previously in [25,26,27]. For the calculation of the initial deuteron and the final n-p scattering wave functions, we have taken as effective NN interaction the versions A, B, and C of the realistic Bonn OBEPQ model [17] with appropriate box renormalization as discussed in Sect.…”

“…It is the same kinematics as considered in [26,49] where it was found that close to quasifree neutron emission (θ = 180…”