Contribution of the Energy-Momentum Distribution of Nucleons in Nuclei to the EMC Effect

Li Guanglie; K. F. Liu

Chinese Physics C> 1989, Vol. 13> Issue(S1) : 69-78

Contribution of the Energy-Momentum Distribution of Nucleons in Nuclei to the EMC Effect

Li Guanglie ¹ ,
K. F. Liu ²

1. Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing;CCAST(world Laboratory);
2. University of Kentucky, Lexington, U. S. A

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By using the Hartree-Fork single-particle energies and the wave functions calculated with the density-dependent Skyrme interaction, we re-analyze the contribution of the energy-momentum distribution of nucleons in nuclei to the EMC effect and find that, with those correct single-particle energies and relativistic normalized wave functions, one cannot well explain the EMC effect by only considering the Fermi motion correction including the effect of nuclear binding.
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Li Guanglie and K. F. Liu. Contribution of the Energy-Momentum Distribution of Nucleons in Nuclei to the EMC Effect[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S1): 69-78.

Li Guanglie and K. F. Liu. Contribution of the Energy-Momentum Distribution of Nucleons in Nuclei to the EMC Effect[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S1): 69-78. shu

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Contribution of the Energy-Momentum Distribution of Nucleons in Nuclei to the EMC Effect

Li Guanglie ^1,
K. F. Liu ^2,

1. Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing;CCAST(world Laboratory);
2. University of Kentucky, Lexington, U. S. A

Received Date: 1988-04-26

Abstract: By using the Hartree-Fork single-particle energies and the wave functions calculated with the density-dependent Skyrme interaction, we re-analyze the contribution of the energy-momentum distribution of nucleons in nuclei to the EMC effect and find that, with those correct single-particle energies and relativistic normalized wave functions, one cannot well explain the EMC effect by only considering the Fermi motion correction including the effect of nuclear binding.