Structure of Hypernucleus 7ΛLi within Microscopic Three-Cluster Model
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe71.1.15Keywords:
cluster model, resonance states, three-cluster model, hypernucleiAbstract
The structure of bound and resonance states of the hypernucleus 7ΛLi is studied within a three-cluster model. This nucleus is considered a three-cluster structure consisting of 4He, a deuteron, and a lambda hyperon. The chosen three-cluster configuration allows us to describe more accurately the structure of hypernucleus 7ΛLi and the dynamics of different processes that involve interactions of lightest nuclei and hypernuclei. The main goal of the present investigations is to find resonance states in the three-cluster continuum of 7ΛLi and determine their nature. A set of narrow resonance states is detected at the energy range 0 < E ≤ 2 MeV above the three-cluster threshold 4He + d + Λ.
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