$A=2,3,4$ nuclear contact coefficients in the generalized contact formalism

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Main Authors: Proietti, E., Marcucci, L. E., Viviani, M.
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author Proietti, E.
Marcucci, L. E.
Viviani, M.
author_facet Proietti, E.
Marcucci, L. E.
Viviani, M.
contents We present a theoretical calculation for the $A = 2, 3$ and 4 nuclear contact coefficients within the generalized contact formalism, using both local and non-local chiral potentials. The Hyperspherical Harmonics method is employed to calculate the nuclear wave functions, from which we derive two-body momentum distributions and density functions to extract the contact coefficients. We have extracted the contact coefficients from two-body momentum distributions or from density functions, for a given nucleus and potential, and we have found that the generalized contact formalism predictions are verified in the triplet spin channel for local and non-local potentials. On the other hand, some significant tensions exist for the singlet channels, especially when studied with non-local potentials. We have also analyzed the model-independence of the ratios between the contact coefficients, and we have found to be quite satisfied. This study extends previous works based on local interaction models only.
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spellingShingle $A=2,3,4$ nuclear contact coefficients in the generalized contact formalism
Proietti, E.
Marcucci, L. E.
Viviani, M.
Nuclear Theory
We present a theoretical calculation for the $A = 2, 3$ and 4 nuclear contact coefficients within the generalized contact formalism, using both local and non-local chiral potentials. The Hyperspherical Harmonics method is employed to calculate the nuclear wave functions, from which we derive two-body momentum distributions and density functions to extract the contact coefficients. We have extracted the contact coefficients from two-body momentum distributions or from density functions, for a given nucleus and potential, and we have found that the generalized contact formalism predictions are verified in the triplet spin channel for local and non-local potentials. On the other hand, some significant tensions exist for the singlet channels, especially when studied with non-local potentials. We have also analyzed the model-independence of the ratios between the contact coefficients, and we have found to be quite satisfied. This study extends previous works based on local interaction models only.
title $A=2,3,4$ nuclear contact coefficients in the generalized contact formalism
topic Nuclear Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.02200