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Parity-nonconserving cold neutron-parahydrogen interactions

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Three pion-dominated observables of the parity-nonconserving interactions between the cold neutrons and parahydrogen are calculated. The transversely polarized neutron spin rotation, unpolarized neutron longitudinal polarization, and photon asymmetry of the radiative polarized neutron capture are considered. For the numerical evaluation of the observables, the strong interactions are taken into account by the Reid93 potential and the parity-nonconserving interactions by the DDH and EFT models including two different EFT parity-nonconserving two-pion exchange potentials.

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Partanen, T.M. Parity-nonconserving cold neutron-parahydrogen interactions. Eur. Phys. J. A 48, 176 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/i2012-12176-4

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