Are low-energy nuclear observables sensitive to high-energy phase shifts?

Details Are low-energy nuclear observables sensitive to high-energy phase shifts? Are low-energy nuclear observables sensitive to high-energy phase shifts?

2007-01-05

arxiv.org/abs/nucl-th/0701013v2

Phys.Lett.B649:488-493,2007

Physics

Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Theory

13 pages, 5 figures; reference and acknowledgment added

Scientific paper

10.1016/j.physletb.2007.04.048

Conventional nucleon-nucleon potentials with strong short-range repulsion require contributions from high-momentum wave function components even for low-energy observables such as the deuteron binding energy. This can lead to the misconception that reproducing high-energy phase shifts is important for such observables. Interactions derived via the similarity renormalization group decouple high-energy and low-energy physics while preserving the phase shifts from the starting potential. They are used to show that high-momentum components (and high-energy phase shifts) can be set to zero when using low-momentum interactions, without losing information relevant for low-energy observables.

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