Triton binding energy, asymptotic normalization constants and zero-range parameters

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(82)90781-X

Physics Letters B

Volume 113, Issue 6, 8 July 1982, Pages 443-446

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Faddeev calculations with new, more realistic separable interactions were performed to study the sensitivity of triton binding energy, asymptotic normalization constants and zero-range parameters. The possible reasons of the underbinding given by local potentials are pointed out.

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