P) Reactions
P) Reactions
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L. Lapiḱas
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C. Barbieri;D. Rohe;I. Sick;L. Lapiḱas
Recent data from experiment E97-006 at TJNAF using the 12 C(e, e ′ p) reaction at very large missing energies and momenta are compared to a calculation of two-step rescattering. A comparison between parallel and perpendicular kinematics suggests that the effects of final state interactions can be strongly reduced in the former case. Short-range and tensor correlations (SRC) have long been known to be one of the major elements influencing the dynamics of nuclear systems [1,2]. Their main effects consist in shifting a sizable amount of spectral strength, 10-20% [3], to very high energies and momenta. This results in an equally large depletion of quasi-particle orbitals [4], which is fairly independent of the given shell and the nuclear mass number. Several theoretical studies, based on realistic phenomenological NN interactions, have suggested that most of the correlated strength is found along a ridge in the momentum-energy plane (k-E) which spans a region of several hundred MeV/c (MeV) [5,6,7] which corresponds to large missing momenta (p m) and energies (E m) in knock out cross sections. This contribution to the spectral function is also responsible for most of the binding energy of nuclear systems [8]. The main characteristics predicted by these calculations are consistent with recent experimental data [9,10], which will be considered further below. An accurate experimental determination of the correlated strength in the hole spectral function S h (p m , E m) would represent an important advance in our