K" and nucleus system studied by 12 C(K -, p) spectrum

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K" and nucleus system studied by 12 C(K, p) spectrum Yudai Ichikawa (JAEA) for the J PARC E05 Kp Collaboration The 13th International Conference on Hypernuclear and Strange Particle Physics June 24 29, 2018 1

Contents Introduction K nucleus interaction KEK E548 experiment Theoretical criticism for E548 12 C(K, p) study in the J PARC E05 pilot run Detector setup p(k, p) analysis result 12 C(K, p) analysis result Coincidence analysis Summary 2

Simple tρ approach K" A interaction An important tool is kaonic atoms. Re(V 0 ) ~ 80 MeV DD(Density dependent) potential Re(V 0 ) = (150 200) MeV Fourier Bessel method Re(V 0 ) ~ (170) MeV IHW K bar N interaction+phenomenological multi nucleon absorption Re(V 0 ) ~ (170) MeV Chiral motivated model Re(V 0 ) 60 MeV 3

Simple tρ approach K" A interaction An important tool is kaonic atoms. The depth Re(V 0 ) ~ of 80 K bar MeV nucleus potential strongly depends on DD(Density dependent) potential the model setting. It is not conclusive whether K bar nucleus potential Re(V 0 is deep or shallow!! Both type of potential ) = (150 200) MeV can reproduce the kaonic atoms data. Fourier Bessel method Re(V 0 ) ~ (170) MeV IHW K bar N interaction+phenomenological multi nucleon absorption Re(V 0 ) ~ (170) MeV Chiral motivated model To solve this problem, a new experimental constraint is necessary! Re(V 0 ) 60 MeV 4

KEK E548 [ 12 C(K, N) spectrum] T. Kishimoto et al., PTP 118, 1 (2007). 12 C(K, n) 12 C(K, p) 12 C(K, n), 12 C(K, p) at 1GeV/c K beam: 10 4 /spill KEK PS K2 beamline + KURAMA MM resolution ~ 10 MeV (σ) θ sc < 4.1 was chosen V opt was studied comparing DWIA C(K, n): V opt = (V 0 : 190, W 0 : 40) MeV C(K, p): V opt = (V 0 : 160, W 0 : 50) MeV (dotted line: Vopt = ( 60, 60) MeV) 5

Discussion for KEK E548 V. K. Magas et al., pointed out a serious drawback in this experimental setup. In E548, at lest one charged particle detected by their decay counter was required (semi inclusive spectrum). V. K. Magas et al., PRC 81, 024609 (2010). [Simulation] θ K and mom K of K for K p K p (θ p < 4.1 ) w/o FM for p K = 1.0 and 1.8 GeV/c θ p(lab) <10 is required. ー 1.0 GeV/c (KEK E548) ー 1.8 GeV/c (J PARC E05) 6

Criticism for KEK PS E548 V. K. Magas et al., PRC 81, 024609 (2010). Monte Carlo study for the semi inclusive spectra. Although their calculation is not realistic, they conclude the semi inclusive spectra can distort the original inclusive spectra. Semi inclusive spectra doesn t have enough sensitivity!! 7

12 C(K, p) in E05 pilot run Goal of this measurement Compare the real inclusive spectrum with DWIA calculation. Search for the Kaonic nuclei Check the semi inclusive effect by decay counter ( KIC ). We took this data as a byproduct of E05 (2015/10). Recoil momentum of K for K p elastic scattering @1.0 GeV/c (KEK E548) @1.8 GeV/c (E05) Proton orbits at 0 in 12 C(K, p) reaction at 1.8 GeV/c BE 200MeV BE 100MeV BE 0MeV Elastic SKS Analysis region 8

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σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] 2 d 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 DWIA Calculation by J. Yamagata Sekihara Data Fit total DWIA K "p" (Else) K "n" Λπ 0 K "n" Σ π K "n" K π p 0 K "n" Λπ π + K "n" Σ π π K "n" Λπππ 0 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 B K [GeV] 11 11

(Re)V 0 : Changed, (Im)W 0 : Fixed to 40 MeV Good agreement: V 0 ~ 90 MeV BG Data Fit total DWIA K "p" (Else) K "n" Λπ 0 K "n" Σ π K "n" K π p 0 K "n" Λπ π + K "n" Σ π π K "n" Λπππ DWIA Calculation by J. Yamagata Sekihara 12

DWIA Calculation by J. Yamagata Sekihara 13

DWIA Calculation by J. Yamagata Sekihara 14

Summary of V 0 dependence Optimum: V 0 ~ 80 MeV Any potential can not reproduce deeply bound region. DWIA Calculation by J. Yamagata Sekihara (3.5 < θ <4.5 ) W 0 = 40 MeV W 0 = 40 MeV 15

σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] 2 d 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 Fitting result of 12 C(K, p) spectrum DWIA calculation of (V 0, W 0 ) ~ (80, 40) MeV well reproduce the experimental spectrum. There is an excess around B $ " ~ 100 MeV. Bound state of Λ(1405) 10 Be? Fit with Breit Wigner function: M 0 and Γ are about 100 MeV. 0 Data Fit total DWIA K "p" (Else) K "n" Λπ 0 K "n" Σ π K "n" K π p 0 K "n" Λπ π + K "n" Σ π π K "n" Λπππ 0 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 (3.5 < θ <4.5 ) 0 B K [GeV] σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] 2 d DWIA Calculation 0 by J. Yamagata Sekihara 0 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 16 B K [GeV]

Fitting result of 12 C(K, p) spectrum DWIA calculation of (V 0, W 0 ) ~ (80, 40) MeV well reproduce the experimental spectrum. There is an excess around B $ " ~ 100 MeV. Bound state of Λ(1405) 10 Be? Fit with Breit Wigner function: M 0 and Γ are about 100 MeV. σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] 2 d 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Data Fit total DWIA K "p" (Else) K "n" Λπ 0 K "n" Σ π K "n" K π p 0 K "n" Λπ π + K "n" Σ π π K "n" Λπππ 0 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 (3.5 < θ <4.5 ) 0 B K [GeV] σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] σ/dω/dm [µb/sr/5mev] 2 2 d DWIA Calculation 0 by J. Yamagata Sekihara 0 14 12 BW: Bound state of Λ * 10 Be? 10 8 6 4 2 0 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 B K 17 [GeV] 17

(w/o BW) vs (w BW) The χ 2 distribution for without and with BW function. By adding the BW function, the agreement becomes better. 19

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KIC for coincidence analysis p 200mm K 400 mm <KIC counter and target> p Target (C: 9.538 g/cm 2, CH 2 : 9.364 g/cm 2 ) 200mm L 400 mm U D Plastic scintillator (Thickness: 10 mm) R Target (CH 2 (150 W 50 H 100 T ), C(150 W 50 H 54 T )) 20

Review of KIC KIC ( K identification counter ) was installed to check the distortion effect. KIC: 4 segments (U, D, L, and R). KEK E548: only (U and D). The U and D configuration of KIC is same as KEK E548 detector (called as CV ). 200mm K 400 mm U ~153 D p SKS [Simulation] θ K and mom K of K for K p K p (θ p < 4.1 ) w/o Fermi motion for p K = 1.0 and 1.8 GeV/c KIC acceptance 400 mm U 200mm L D R ー p K = 1.0 GeV/c sim (KEK E548) 21 ー p K = 1.8 GeV/c sim (J PARC E05)

Coincidence analysis We can see the coincidence probability drop around Elastic region as we expected. However, the coincidence probability is more drastically dropped around BE = 0 GeV. In principle, the final state of BE < 0 region should be included Λ or Σ or π. Thus, the coincidence probability for BE < 0 region should be higher than QF elastic region. The KEK E548 coincidence (UD coin) has distorted original inclusive spectrum. (w SKS acceptance correction) QF elastic θ Kp < 4.1 θ Kp < 4.1 QF elastic 22

K nucleus interaction Summary It isn t conclusive whether K A potential is deep or shallow. KEK E548 experiment studied K A interaction by comparing 12 C(K, N) spectra with DWIA calculation. The charged particle hit requirement might distort the inclusive spectrum. (K, p) analysis as by product of J PARC E05 pilot run p(k, p) analysis: Reproduced by well known processes. We have measured dσ/dω of K p elastic scattering precisely. 12 C(K, p) analysis: We have measured real inclusive spectrum for the first time. Fit with DWIA has been carried out. (V0, W0) ~ ( 80, 40) MeV potential is well reproduce the obtained spectrum. We have observed the definitive excess around B K ~ 100 MeV. It can be interpreted as a deeply bound Λ(1405) nucleus. The coincidence spectrum distorted the original spectrum. 23

J PARC E05 Kp Collaboration Kyoto University H. Ekawa, S. Kanatsuki, T. Nagae, T. Nanamura, M. Naruki JAEA S. Hasegawa, K. Hosomi, Y. Ichikawa, K. Imai, H. Sako, S. Sato, H. Sugimura, K. Tanida Osaka University K. Kobayashi, S.H. Hayakawa, T. Hayakawa, R. Honda, Y. Nakada, M. Nakagawa, A. Sakaguchi Tohoku University Y. Akazawa, M. Fujita, K. Miwa, Y. Sasaki, H. Tamura KEK K. Aoki, T. Takahashi, M. Ukai Korea University J.K, Ahn, W. Jung, S. H. Kim Torino University E. Botta, A. Feliciello, S. Marcello JINR P. Evtoukhovitch, Z. Tsamalaidze, Seoul National University J.Y Lee, T. Moon Gifu University S. Kinbara Kitasato University T. Hasegawa RCNP K. Shirotori, T. Gogami Theoretical work for (K, p) analysis J. Yamagata Sekihara, S. Hirenzaki 2015/11/19 JPARC K1.8 Counting Room 24

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