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SU(3) Approach to Hypernuclear Interactions and Spectroscopy

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arxiv 1602.08917 v1 pith:X2CK55ON submitted 2016-02-29 nucl-th

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keywords interactionsapproachdensitybaryonfunctionalshypernuclearmatteroctet
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The $SU(3)$ meson exchange approach to interactions within the baryon octet and nuclear density functional theory are used to derive an \emph{ab initio} description of hypernuclear interactions. The density dependence of interactions is recast into a DFT with density dependent interaction vertices. The field-theoretical structure is retained by expressing the vertices as functionals of the matter field operators. Applications to infinite hypermatter and neutron star matter are discussed. A new approach is presented allowing to determine in-medium coupling constants out of the $NN$-vertex functionals, obtained e.g. by DBHF theory, for the full baryon octet by exploiting $SU(3)$ relations.

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