Two-Particle Photodisintegration of 4He: 4He(y, d)d, 4he(y, p)T, 4he(y, n)3He
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe59.02.0193Keywords:
gauge invariance, vertex function, photodisintegration of 4He, regular amplitudeAbstract
Using a covariant diagram technique and the concept of a nucleus as an elementary particle, we calculated the differential cross-sections for two-particle photodisintegration reactions of 4He. The only functional parameter is the vertex structure function, which describes the “collapse” of 4He nucleus and the nucleon remnants. The interaction of a real photon is determined by the value of particles charge, since the electromagnetic (EM) form factors are calculated at the photon point. The inseparability property of the electric charge from the particle mass allowed us to match the energy-momentum and charge conservation laws in the interaction. Therefore, the requirement of gauge symmetry is immediately satisfied. The covariant amplitude of the process equals to the sum of pole diagrams and the regular part, which is added to fulfil the EM current conservation requirement.
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