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2016/10/26 NPCSM2016 Hyperonic many-body effect in hypernuclei and neutron-star matter Y. Yamamoto Collaborators: T. Furumoto nuclear reaction N. Yasutake neutron star Th.A. Rijken BB interaction M. Isaka hypernuclei/AMD T. Harada


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2016/10/26 NPCSM2016

  • Y. Yamamoto

Collaborators:

  • T. Furumoto

nuclear reaction

  • N. Yasutake

neutron star Th.A. Rijken BB interaction

  • M. Isaka

Λhypernuclei/AMD

  • T. Harada Σhypernuclei

Hyperonic many-body effect in hypernuclei and neutron-star matter

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Massive (2M☉) neutron stars Softening of EOS by hyperon mixing

Hyperon puzzle !

Our aim : Try to solve the hyperon puzzle by Universal Three-Baryon Repulsion

  • n the basis of terrestrial data

2010 PSR J1614-2230 2230 (1.97±0.04)M☉ 2013 PSR J0348-0432 0432 (2.01±0.04)M☉

?

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Lagrangian in Baryon-Meson system

interacti tion models two + three-body NN・YN scattering Many-body phenom.

Nuclear saturation properties EOS in neutron-star matter RMF

as possible with no parameter adjustable parameters RMF

  • urs

Earth-based d experiments ts Based on BHF theory

Bridge from “micro” to “macro”

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Nijmegen Extended Soft-Core Model (ESC)

repulsive cores Our story to neutron-star matter starts from the BB interaction model SU3 invariant (NN and YN) interaction

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Multi-Pomeron Exchange Potential (MPP) Same repulsions in all baryonic channels NNN, NNY, NYY, YYY A model of Universal Three-Baryon Repulsion

Effective two-body potential from MPP (3- & 4-body potentials)

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Three-Nucleon attraction (TNA) phenomenological Both MPP and TNA are needed to reproduce nuclear saturation property and Nucleus-Nucleus scattering data

(MPP is essential for Nucleus-Nucleus scattering data)

density-dependent two-body attraction

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Many-body repulsive effect in high density region (up to 2ρ0) Nucleus-Nucleus scattering data with G-matrix folding potential

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How to determine coupling constants g3P and g4P ? Nucleus-Nucleus scattering data with G-matrix folding potential

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2 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1

R R r r s K s s r r s r r r r s r r R

DFM DFM EX D

iW V M i E v E v U             

 

     

r1 r2

vNN(s)

Double Folding

Frozen-Density Approximation ρ=ρ1+ρ2 Two Fermi-spheres separated in momentum space can overlap in coordinate space without disturbance of Pauli principle

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10 20 10

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c.m. (degree) d /d Ruth.

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real part imaginary part R (fm) V (MeV) W (MeV)

16O + 16O elastic scattering cross section at E/A = 70 MeV

Solid MPa Dashed MPa+ Dotted MPb

ESC MPP

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E/A curves MPa/MPa+ including 3- and 4-body MPP : MPb/MPc including 3-body MPP only

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For example, AV8’+UIX : Esym=35.1 MeV L=63.6 MeV (Gandolfi et al.)

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Four parameter sets Stiffness of EOS : MPa+ > MPa > MPb > MPc

K= 317 270 254 225

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MPa MPa+ increasing g(4) MPb simulating g(3) & g(4) by g(3) only MPc switching off g(4) All four versions reproduces similarly

16O-16O scattering data

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by solving TOV eq. with n+p β-stable matter

PSR J1614-22 2230 30

2Msolar with no ad hoc parameter

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Hyperon-Mixed Neutron-Star Matter

using YN & YY interaction model ESC08c consistent with almost all experimental data

  • f hypernuclei (S=-1,-2)

MPP universal in all BB channels TBA given in S=0 channel  ? in S=-1,-2 channel (ESC+MPP+T +TBA) model should be t tested in h hypernuclei

hyperonic sector

Experimental data of BΛ reproduced Choosing TBA=TNA

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G-matrix folding model with two adjustable parameter : V0 and η

Similarly fitted for MPb and MPc

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HyperAMD by Isaka including MPP+TBA

fitted within a few hundred keV

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Σ-nucleus interaction is strongly repulsive !!!

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UWS ≈ 20-30 MeV How different two interactions in 28S(K-,K+) spectrum ?

In various RMF models with UΣ=20-30 MeV Σ- mixing does not occur

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Pauli-forbidden state

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Calculation with Σ-nucleus LDA potential given by ΣN G-matrices ESC08c ESC08c+MPP ESC08b ESC08b+MPP MPP=MPa without TNA 4 cases

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MPP

ESC08c UΣ= 1

ESC08b 8b UΣ= 20

Best !

by T. Harada

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We use ESC08b with MPa/b/c (TBA=0) for ΣN

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Hyperon-mixed Neutron-Star matter with universal TBR (MPP)

ESC(YN) + M MPP(YNN) N) +TBA(YNN) N) EoS of n+p+Λ+Σ+e+μ system

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Energy density

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Hyperon-mixed neutron-star matter

Λ Σ- Softening of EOS by hyperon mixing MPa MPb MPc

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Maximum mass for MPb/MPc (no 4-body repulsion) is less than 2Msolar

PSR J1614-22 2230 30

MPa keeps 2Mʘ in spite of softening of EOS by hyperon mixing

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UΣ(ρ0)≈ 1 MeV UΣ(ρ0)≈ 20 MeV Σ- does not disappear !

Why?

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ESC08b ESC08c

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In what situation do hyperons disappear ?

In various RMF models with UΣ=20-30 MeV Σ- mixing does not occur

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with n+Λ EOS

Calculations of ΛHe5 & ΛO17 Simulation up to ΛZr91

  • D. Lonardoni

ΛN interaction

  • verbinding

UIX: U0=0.0048 MeV

no Λ mixing

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Red curve does not cross with dot-dashed curve ! no onset

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Red curve does not cross with dot-dashed curve ! no onset

Try MPb/c(NN) + MPa(YN)

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MPa(hyp) is more repulsive than MPb(nuc) MPc+MPa(hyp) no hyperon mixing

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No hyperon mixing MPa(hyp) > MPb(nuc) MPa(hyp) > MPc(nuc)

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MPa (3BR+4BR) switching off 4BR MPc (3BR only) K=270 same 3BR K=225 Mmax=2.3 Mʘ no hyperon mixing Mmax=2.0 Mʘ

MPa and MPc reproduce 16O-16O data well

Adopting MPc (nuc) and MPa (hyp), 4BR in hyperon channel only

2Mʘ star with no hyperon mixing

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MPc(hyp) < MPa(nuc) remarkable le soften ening

Case: MPc(hyp) < MPa(nuc) 2M 2Msolar cannot be o

  • btained in t

this c case !

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Ξ- mixing

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Maximum mass is not changed by Ξ- mixing

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Conclusion

ESC+MPP+TBA model * MPP strength determined by analysis for 16O+16O scattering * TNA adjusted phenomenologically to reproduce saturation properties * Consistent with hypernuclear data * No ad hoc parameter to stiffen EOS MPa set including 3- and 4-body repulsions leads to massive neutron stars with 2M☉ in spite

  • f significant softening of EOS by hyperon mixing

MPb/c including 3-body repulsion only lead to slightly smaller values than 2M☉ quantitatively MPP(hyp) > MPP(nuc) and MPP(hyp) < MPP(nuc) lead to large reduction and enhancement of softening by hyperon mixing, respectively

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Final comment:

Decisive superiority of our approach to universal repulsion MPP works among everything (not only N,Y, but also △, K-, q, etc) MPP prevent softening of EOS from everything