Speaker
Erin Seroka
(The George Washington University)
Description
Recent data mining analyses from the CLAS experiment at Jefferson Lab have enabled detection of neutrons from the hard break up of Short-Range Correlated (SRC) pairs, leading to the observation that protons are disproportionately represented in high momentum states in neutron-rich nuclei. Here we seek to determine whether neutrons speed up in proton-rich nuclei by studying the proton-rich nucleus 3He using data from the CLAS eg2 experiment. This talk will present 3He(e,e'n)/3He(e,e'p) ratios in the mean field and in the short-range correlated pair regime, with comparisons to theoretical predictions in the Plane-Wave Impulse Approximation using 3-body spectral functions.
Primary authors
Erin Seroka
(The George Washington University)
Dr
Axel Schmidt
(The George Washington University)
Holly Szumila-Vance
(JLab)
