The variable phase method is extended to noncentral potentials to compute partial-wave nucleon-nucleon correlation functions with the Reid soft-core potential for Gaussian sources of varying sizes.
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Theoretical predictions show that femtoscopic correlation functions for neutral Σ_c^0 π^- pairs best constrain isotensor strong interactions in charm and bottom sectors, while Coulomb repulsion diminishes discriminating power in charged channels.
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