Precision extraction of the deuteron electric polarizability via the Baldin sum rule with full low-energy coverage

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Main Authors: Hao, Zi-Rui, Fan, Gong-Tao, Sun, Qian-Kun, Wang, Hong-Wei, Xu, Hang-Hua, Liu, Long-Xiang, Zhang, Yue, Chen, Jiunn-Wei, Yang, Yu-Xuan, Jin, Sheng, Chen, Kai-Jie, Wang, Zhen-Wei, Wang, Xiang-Fei, Xu, Meng-Ke, Li, Zhi-Cai, Jiao, Pu, Zhou, Meng-Die, Ye, Shan, Shen, Yu-Long, Chen, Yin-Ji, Zhang, Hao, He, Jian-Jun, Shen, Wen-Qing, Ma, Yu-Gang
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author Hao, Zi-Rui
Fan, Gong-Tao
Sun, Qian-Kun
Wang, Hong-Wei
Xu, Hang-Hua
Liu, Long-Xiang
Zhang, Yue
Chen, Jiunn-Wei
Yang, Yu-Xuan
Jin, Sheng
Chen, Kai-Jie
Wang, Zhen-Wei
Wang, Xiang-Fei
Xu, Meng-Ke
Li, Zhi-Cai
Jiao, Pu
Zhou, Meng-Die
Ye, Shan
Shen, Yu-Long
Chen, Yin-Ji
Zhang, Hao
He, Jian-Jun
Shen, Wen-Qing
Ma, Yu-Gang
author_facet Hao, Zi-Rui
Fan, Gong-Tao
Sun, Qian-Kun
Wang, Hong-Wei
Xu, Hang-Hua
Liu, Long-Xiang
Zhang, Yue
Chen, Jiunn-Wei
Yang, Yu-Xuan
Jin, Sheng
Chen, Kai-Jie
Wang, Zhen-Wei
Wang, Xiang-Fei
Xu, Meng-Ke
Li, Zhi-Cai
Jiao, Pu
Zhou, Meng-Die
Ye, Shan
Shen, Yu-Long
Chen, Yin-Ji
Zhang, Hao
He, Jian-Jun
Shen, Wen-Qing
Ma, Yu-Gang
contents The photodisintegration cross sections of the deuteron have been systematically measured over the photon energy range of 2.33-19.65 MeV at the Shanghai Laser Electron Gamma Source (SLEGS). By applying the well-established Baldin sum rule to the newly obtained data, the sum of the electric and magnetic dipole polarizabilities of the deuteron is extracted for the first time based solely on a dense and continuous experimental dataset, yielding αE +\{beta}M = 0.719\pm0.009stat\pm0.014algo\pm0.023syst fm3 . With theoretical values of the magnetic polarizability \{beta}M calculated from the pionless effective field theory, a new value of the electric polarizability is obtained as αE = 0.637 \pm 0.009stat \pm 0.014algo \pm 0.023syst \pm 0.004theo fm3 , which is in excellent agreement with current theoretical predictions. This result resolves the previous discrepancy between experimental measurements from elastic scattering and theory, providing a high-precision benchmark for nuclear interaction models.
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spellingShingle Precision extraction of the deuteron electric polarizability via the Baldin sum rule with full low-energy coverage
Hao, Zi-Rui
Fan, Gong-Tao
Sun, Qian-Kun
Wang, Hong-Wei
Xu, Hang-Hua
Liu, Long-Xiang
Zhang, Yue
Chen, Jiunn-Wei
Yang, Yu-Xuan
Jin, Sheng
Chen, Kai-Jie
Wang, Zhen-Wei
Wang, Xiang-Fei
Xu, Meng-Ke
Li, Zhi-Cai
Jiao, Pu
Zhou, Meng-Die
Ye, Shan
Shen, Yu-Long
Chen, Yin-Ji
Zhang, Hao
He, Jian-Jun
Shen, Wen-Qing
Ma, Yu-Gang
Nuclear Experiment
The photodisintegration cross sections of the deuteron have been systematically measured over the photon energy range of 2.33-19.65 MeV at the Shanghai Laser Electron Gamma Source (SLEGS). By applying the well-established Baldin sum rule to the newly obtained data, the sum of the electric and magnetic dipole polarizabilities of the deuteron is extracted for the first time based solely on a dense and continuous experimental dataset, yielding αE +\{beta}M = 0.719\pm0.009stat\pm0.014algo\pm0.023syst fm3 . With theoretical values of the magnetic polarizability \{beta}M calculated from the pionless effective field theory, a new value of the electric polarizability is obtained as αE = 0.637 \pm 0.009stat \pm 0.014algo \pm 0.023syst \pm 0.004theo fm3 , which is in excellent agreement with current theoretical predictions. This result resolves the previous discrepancy between experimental measurements from elastic scattering and theory, providing a high-precision benchmark for nuclear interaction models.
title Precision extraction of the deuteron electric polarizability via the Baldin sum rule with full low-energy coverage
topic Nuclear Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.24220