Article
Measurement of two- and three-nucleon short-range correlation probabilities in nuclei
Physical Review Letters
(2006)
- KS Egiyan
- NB Dashyan
- MM Sargsian
- MI Strikman
- LB Weinstein
- G Adams
- P Ambrozewicz
- M Anghinolfi
- B Asavapibhop
- G Asryan
- H Avakian
- H Baghdasaryan
- N Baillie
- JP Ball
- NA Baltzell
- V Batourine
- M Battaglieri
- I Bedlinskiy
- M Bektasoglu
- M Bellis
- N Benmouna
- AS Biselli
- BE Bonner
- S Bouchigny
- S Boiarinov
- R Bradford
- D Branford
- WK Brooks
- S Bultmann
- VD Burkert
- C Bultuceanu
- JR Calarco
- SL Careccia
- DS Carman
- B Carnahan
- S Chen
- PL Cole
- P Coltharp
- P Corvisiero
- D Crabb
- H Crannell
- JP Cummings
- ED Sanctis
- R DeVita
- PV Degtyarenko
- H Denizli
- L Dennis
- KV Dharmawardane
- C Djalali
- GE Dodge
- J Donnelly
- D Doughty
- P Dragovitsch
- M Dugger
- S Dytman
- OP Dzyubak
- H Egiyan
- L Elouadrhiri
- A Empl
- P Eugenio
- R Fatemi
- G Fedotov
- RJ Feuerbach
- TA Forest
- H Funsten
- G Gavalian
- NG Gevorgyan
- GP Gilfoyle
- KL Giovanetti
- FX Girod
- JT Goetz
- E Golovatch
- RW Gothe
- KA Griffioen
- M Guidal
- M Guillo
- N Guler
- L Guo
- V Gyurjyan
- C Hadjidakis
- J Hardie
- FW Hersman
- K Hicks
- I Hleiqawi
- M Holtrop
- J Hu
- M Huertas
- CE Hyde-Wright
- Y Ilieva
- DG Ireland
- BS Ishkhanov
- MM Ito
- D Jenkins
- HS Jo
- K Joo
- HG Juengst
- JD Kellie
- M Khandaker
- KY Kim
- K Kim
- W Kim
- A Klein
- FJ Klein
- A Klimenko
- M Klusman
- LH Kramer
- V Kubarovsky
- J Kuhn
- SE Kuhn
- S Kuleshov
- J Lachniet
- JM Laget
- J Langheinrich
- D Lawrence
- T Lee
- K Livingston
- LC Maximon
- S McAleer
- B McKinnon
- JWC McNabb
- BA Mecking
- MD Mestayer
- CA Meyer
- T Mibe
- K Mikhailov
- R Minehart
- M Mirazita
- R Miskimen
- V Mokeev
- SA Morrow
- J Mueller
- GS Mutchler
- P Nadel-Turonski
- J Napolitano
- R Nasseripour
- S Niccolai
- G Niculescu
- I Niculescu
- BB Niczyporuk
- RA Niyazov
- GV O'Rielly
- M Osipenko
- AI Ostrovidov
- K Park
- E Pasyuk
- C Peterson
- J Pierce
- N Pivnyuk
- D Pocanic
- O Pogorelko
- E Polli
- S Pozdniakov
- BM Preedom
- JW Price
- Y Prok
- D Protopopescu
- LM Qin
- BA Raue
- G Riccardi
- G Ricco
- M Ripani
- BG Ritchie
- F Ronchetti
- G Rosner
- P Rossi
- D Rowntree
- PD Rubin
- F Sabatie
- C Salgado
- JP Santoro
- V Sapunenko
- RA Schumacher
- VS Serov
- YG Sharabian
- J Shaw
- ES Smith
- LC Smith
- DI Sober
- A Stavinsky
- S Stepanyan
- BE Stokes
- P Stoler
- S Strauch
- R Suleiman
- M Taiuti
- S Taylor
- DJ Tedeschi
- R Thompson
- A Tkabladze
- S Tkachenko
- L Todor
- C Tur
- M Ungaro
- MF Vineyard
- AV Vlassov
- DP Weygand
- M Williams, University of Massachusetts - Amherst
- E Wolin
- MH Wood
- A Yegneswaran
- J Yun
- L Zana
- J Zhang
Abstract
The ratios of inclusive electron scattering cross sections of 4He, 12C, and 56Fe to 3He have been measured at 1 < xB <. At Q2 > 1.4 GeV2, the ratios exhibit two separate plateaus, at 1.5 < xB < 2 and at xB > 2.25. This pattern is predicted by models that include 2- and 3-nucleon short-range correlations (SRC). Relative to A = 3, the per-nucleon probabilities of 3-nucleon SRC are 2.3, 3.1, and 4.4 times larger for A = 4, 12, and 56. This is the first measurement of 3-nucleon SRC probabilities in nuclei.
Disciplines
Publication Date
January 1, 2006
Publisher Statement
Doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.96.082501
Copyright 2006 by The American Physical Society.
http://prl.aps.org/pdf/PRL/v96/i8/e082501
Citation Information
KS Egiyan, NB Dashyan, MM Sargsian, MI Strikman, et al.. "Measurement of two- and three-nucleon short-range correlation probabilities in nuclei" Physical Review Letters Vol. 96 Iss. 8 (2006) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/michael_williams/99/