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Nonmesonic weak decay of $Λ$ hypernuclei within a nuclear matter framework

The nonmesonic weak decay of $Λ$ hypernuclei is studied using nuclear matter. We have developed a formalism which gives a microscopic interpretation of the process of emission of particles originated in this decay. More specifically, our scheme provides a unified treatment of $Γ(ΛN \to NN$) and $N_{N}$ ($N_{NN}$), the $Λ$ non-mesonic weak decay widths and the number of emitted particles (pair of particles) of kind $N$ ($NN$), respectively. We have also evaluated for the first time the quantum interference terms between the $n$- and $p$-induced weak decay amplitudes. Explicit expressions for $N_{N}$ and $N_{NN}$ are shown within the ring approximation. Using the local density approximation together with the ring approximation, we report results for the decay of the $^{12}_ΛC$ hypernucleus. We have obtained values for the ratio $N_{n}/N_{p}$ ($N_{nn}/N_{np}$) in the range $1.4-1.6$ ($0.2-0.3$), where no energy threshold have been employed. The $n$- and $p$-induced interference terms modify in less than $\sim 3 %$ these results.

preprint2006arXivOpen access

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