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474-th International Heraeus Seminar Bad Honnef, Germany, February 12 – 16, 2011. The nuclear force problem: Have we finally reached the end of the tunnel?. R. Machleidt Collaborators: E. Marji, Ch. Zeoli University of Idaho. Outline. Historical perspective - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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R. Machleidt R. Machleidt
Collaborators: E. Marji, Ch. ZeoliCollaborators: E. Marji, Ch. Zeoli
University of IdahoUniversity of Idaho
The nuclear force problem:Have we finally reachedthe end of the tunnel?
474-th International Heraeus Seminar474-th International Heraeus Seminar
Bad Honnef, Germany, February 12 – 16, 2011Bad Honnef, Germany, February 12 – 16, 2011
OutlineOutline
•Historical perspectiveHistorical perspective
• Nuclear forces from chiral EFT: Nuclear forces from chiral EFT:
Overview & achievementsOverview & achievements
• Are we done? No!Are we done? No!
• Sub-leading many-body forcesSub-leading many-body forces
• Proper renormalization of chiral forcesProper renormalization of chiral forces
• The end of the tunnel?The end of the tunnel?
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The circle
of history is
closing!
From QCD to nuclear physics via chiral From QCD to nuclear physics via chiral EFT (in a nutshell)EFT (in a nutshell)
• QCD at low energy is strong.QCD at low energy is strong.
• Quarks and gluons are confined into Quarks and gluons are confined into colorless hadrons.colorless hadrons.
• Nuclear forces are residual forces Nuclear forces are residual forces (similar to van der Waals forces)(similar to van der Waals forces)
• Separation of scalesSeparation of scales
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• Calls for an EFT Calls for an EFT
soft scale: Q ≈ msoft scale: Q ≈ mπ π ,, hard scale: Λhard scale: Λχ χ ≈ m ≈ mρ ρ ; ; pions and nucleon relevant d.o.f. pions and nucleon relevant d.o.f.
•Low-energy expansion: (Q/ΛLow-energy expansion: (Q/Λχχ))ν ν
with ν bounded from below.with ν bounded from below.
•Most general Lagrangian consistent with Most general Lagrangian consistent with all symmetries of low-energy QCD.all symmetries of low-energy QCD.
•π-π and π-N perturbativelyπ-π and π-N perturbatively
•NN has bound states:NN has bound states:
(i) NN potential perturbatively(i) NN potential perturbatively
(ii) apply nonpert. in LS equation. (ii) apply nonpert. in LS equation.
(Weinberg) (Weinberg)
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2N forces 3N forces 4N forces
Leading Order
Next-to-Next-to Leading Order
Next-to-Next-to-Next-to Leading Order
Next-to Leading Order
The Hierarchy of Nuclear
Forces
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NN phase shifts up to 300 MeVRed Line: N3LO Potential by Entem & Machleidt, PRC 68, 041001 (2003).Green dash-dotted line: NNLO Potential, and blue dashed line: NLO Potential by Epelbaum et al., Eur. Phys. J. A19, 401 (2004).
LO
NLO
NNLON3LO
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N3LO Potential by Entem & Machleidt, PRC 68, 041001 (2003).NNLO and NLO Potentials by Epelbaum et al., Eur. Phys. J. A19, 401 (2004).
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Applications of the chiral NN potential
at N3LO
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Chiral NN potential at N3LO underbinds by ~1MeV/nucleon. (Size extensivity at its best.)
Nucleus E / A [MeV]
4He 1.08 (0.73FY)
16O 1.25
40Ca 0.84
48Ca 1.27
48Ni 1.21
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… including the chiral 3NF
at N2LO
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Calculating the properties of light nuclei usingCalculating the properties of light nuclei usingchiral 2N and 3N forces chiral 2N and 3N forces
“No-Core Shell Model “ Calculations by P. Navratil et al.,
LLNL
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2N (N3LO) force only
Calculating the properties of light nuclei usingCalculating the properties of light nuclei usingchiral 2N and 3N forces chiral 2N and 3N forces
“No-Core Shell Model “ Calculations by P. Navratil et al.,
LLNL
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2N (N3LO) force only
Calculating the properties of light nuclei usingCalculating the properties of light nuclei usingchiral 2N and 3N forces chiral 2N and 3N forces
2N (N3LO) +3N (N2LO)
forces
“No-Core Shell Model “ Calculations by P. Navratil et al.,
LLNL
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The Ay puzzle is NOT solved
by the 3NF at NNLO.
AnalyzingPower
Ay
p-d
p-3He
2NF only
2NF+3NFCalculations bythe Pisa Group
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Why do we need 3NFs beyond Why do we need 3NFs beyond NNLO?NNLO?
• The 2NF is N3LO;The 2NF is N3LO;
consistency requires that all consistency requires that all contributions are at the same order.contributions are at the same order.
•There are unresolved problems in 3N, There are unresolved problems in 3N, 4N scattering and nuclear structure.4N scattering and nuclear structure.
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The 3NFat NNLO;
used so far.
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Nuclear forces from chiral EFT Nuclear forces from chiral EFT EFB21, Salamanca, 08-31- EFB21, Salamanca, 08-31-
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The 3NFat NNLO;
used so far.
Small?
Large!!
See contribution to This SeminarBy H. Krebs.
So, we are obviously not done! So, we are obviously not done!
• Subleading few-nucleon forces: Subleading few-nucleon forces: N4LO in Δ-less or N3LO in Δ-full.N4LO in Δ-less or N3LO in Δ-full.
• Renormalization of chiral nuclear forcesRenormalization of chiral nuclear forces
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I will focus now on this one.
Some of the more crucial open issues:
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“I about got this one renormalized”
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The issue has produced lots and lots of papers; this is just a small sub-selection.
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So, what’s the problem with this renormalization?
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The EFT approach is not just another
phenomenology. It’s field theory.
The problem in all field theories are
divergent loop integrals.
The method to deal with them in field theories:
1. Regularize the integral (e.g. apply a “cutoff”) to make it finite.2. Remove the cutoff dependence
by Renormalization (“counter
terms”).
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For calculating pi-pi and pi-NFor calculating pi-pi and pi-Nreactions no problem.reactions no problem.
However, the NN case is tougher,However, the NN case is tougher,because it involves because it involves two kinds two kinds of (divergent) loop integrals.of (divergent) loop integrals.
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The first kind:The first kind:
• ““NN Potential”: NN Potential”:
irreducible diagrams calculated perturbatively. irreducible diagrams calculated perturbatively.
Example:Example:
Counterterms
perturbative renormalization (order by order)
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The first kind:The first kind:
• ““NN Potential”: NN Potential”:
irreducible diagrams calculated perturbatively. irreducible diagrams calculated perturbatively.
Example:Example:
Counterterms
perturbative renormalization (order by order)
This is fine.
No
problems.
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The second The second kind:kind:• Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or
Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-perturbative summation of ladder diagrams perturbative summation of ladder diagrams (infinite sum):(infinite sum):
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In diagrams: T = + + + …
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The second The second kind:kind:• Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or
Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-perturbative summation of ladder diagrams perturbative summation of ladder diagrams (infinite sum):(infinite sum):
• Divergent integral.Divergent integral.
• Regularize it:Regularize it:
• Cutoff dependent results.Cutoff dependent results.
• Renormalize to get rid of the cutoff dependence:Renormalize to get rid of the cutoff dependence:
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The second The second kind:kind:• Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or Application of the NN Pot. in the Schrodinger or
Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-Lippmann-Schwinger (LS) equation: non-perturbative summation of ladder diagrams perturbative summation of ladder diagrams (infinite sum):(infinite sum):
• Divergent integral.Divergent integral.
• Regularize it:Regularize it:
• Cutoff dependent results.Cutoff dependent results.
• Renormalize to get rid of the cutoff dependence:Renormalize to get rid of the cutoff dependence:
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With what to renormalize this time?
Weinberg’s silent assumption:
The same counter terms as before.
(“Weinberg counting”)
Weinberg counting fails already in Leading Weinberg counting fails already in Leading OrderOrder
(for (for Λ Λ ∞ renormalization) ∞ renormalization)
•
• 3S1 and 1S0 (with a caveat) renormalizable with 3S1 and 1S0 (with a caveat) renormalizable with LO counter terms.LO counter terms.
• However, where OPE tensor force attractive:However, where OPE tensor force attractive:
3P0, 3P2, 3D2, …3P0, 3P2, 3D2, …
a counter term a counter term
must be added.must be added.
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“Modified Weinberg counting” for LO
Nogga, Timmermans, v. Nogga, Timmermans, v. Kolck Kolck PRC72, 054006 (2005):PRC72, 054006 (2005):
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Quantitative chiral NN potentials are at N3LO. So, we need to go substantially beyond LO.
• Nonperturbative or perturbative?Nonperturbative or perturbative?
• Infinite cutoff or finite cutoff?Infinite cutoff or finite cutoff?
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Renormalization beyond leading Renormalization beyond leading order –order –
IssuesIssues
Renormalization beyond leading Renormalization beyond leading order –order –
OptionsOptions
11 Continue with the nonperturbative Continue with the nonperturbative infinite-cutoff renormalization.infinite-cutoff renormalization.
22 Perturbative using DWBA.Perturbative using DWBA.
33 Nonperturbative using finite Nonperturbative using finite cutoffs ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.cutoffs ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.
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Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-cutoff renormalization up to N3LOcutoff renormalization up to N3LO
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S=1 T=1 NLO
NNLO
LO
N3LO
Different partialwaves are windowson differentranges of the force.
• In lower partial waves (In lower partial waves (≅≅ short distances), in some cases short distances), in some cases convergence, in some not; data are not reproduced.convergence, in some not; data are not reproduced.
• In peripheral partial waves (In peripheral partial waves (≅≅ long distances), always long distances), always good convergence and reproduction of the data.good convergence and reproduction of the data.
• Thus, long-range interaction o.k., short-range not (should Thus, long-range interaction o.k., short-range not (should not be a surprise: the EFT is designed for Q < Λχ).not be a surprise: the EFT is designed for Q < Λχ).
• At all orders, either one (if pot. attractive) or no (if pot. At all orders, either one (if pot. attractive) or no (if pot. repulsive) counterterm, per partial wave: What kind of repulsive) counterterm, per partial wave: What kind of power counting scheme is this? power counting scheme is this?
• Where are the systematic order by order improvements?Where are the systematic order by order improvements?
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Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-cutoff Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-cutoff renormalization up to N3LOrenormalization up to N3LO
Observations and problemsObservations and problems
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• In lower partial waves (In lower partial waves (≅≅ short distances), in some short distances), in some cases convergence, in some not; data are not cases convergence, in some not; data are not reproduced.reproduced.
• In peripheral partial waves (In peripheral partial waves (≅≅ long distances), long distances), always good convergence and reproduction of the always good convergence and reproduction of the data.data.
• Thus, long-range interaction o.k., short-range not Thus, long-range interaction o.k., short-range not (should not be a surprise: the EFT is designed for Q (should not be a surprise: the EFT is designed for Q < Λχ).< Λχ).
• At all orders, either one (if pot. attractive) or no (if At all orders, either one (if pot. attractive) or no (if pot. repulsive) counterterm, per partial wave: What pot. repulsive) counterterm, per partial wave: What kind of power counting scheme is this? kind of power counting scheme is this?
• Where are the systematic order by order Where are the systematic order by order improvements?improvements?
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Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-cutoff Option 1: Nonperturbative infinite-cutoff renormalization up to N3LOrenormalization up to N3LO
Observations and problemsObservations and problems
No good!
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Option 2: Perturbative, using DWBAOption 2: Perturbative, using DWBA(Valderrama ‘09)(Valderrama ‘09)
• Renormalize LO non-perturbatively with infinite Renormalize LO non-perturbatively with infinite cutoff using modified Weinberg counting.cutoff using modified Weinberg counting.
• Use the distorted LO wave to calculate higher Use the distorted LO wave to calculate higher orders in perturbation theory.orders in perturbation theory.
• At NLO, 3 counterterms for 1S0 and 6 for 3S1: a At NLO, 3 counterterms for 1S0 and 6 for 3S1: a power-counting scheme that allows for power-counting scheme that allows for systematic improvements order by order systematic improvements order by order emerges.emerges.
• Results for NN scattering o.k., so, in principal, Results for NN scattering o.k., so, in principal, the scheme works.the scheme works.
• But how practical is this scheme in nuclear But how practical is this scheme in nuclear structure?structure?
• LO interaction has huge tensor force, huge LO interaction has huge tensor force, huge wound integral; wound integral; bad convergence of the bad convergence of the many-body problem. Impractical!many-body problem. Impractical!
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Option 2: Perturbative, using DWBAOption 2: Perturbative, using DWBA(Valderrama ‘09)(Valderrama ‘09)
• Renormalize LO non-perturbatively with infinite Renormalize LO non-perturbatively with infinite cutoff using modified Weinberg counting.cutoff using modified Weinberg counting.
• Use the distorted LO wave to calculate higher Use the distorted LO wave to calculate higher orders in perturbation theory.orders in perturbation theory.
• At NLO, 3 counterterms for 1S0 and 6 for 3S1: a At NLO, 3 counterterms for 1S0 and 6 for 3S1: a power-counting scheme that allows for power-counting scheme that allows for systematic improvements order by order systematic improvements order by order emerges.emerges.
• Results for NN scattering o.k., so, in principal, Results for NN scattering o.k., so, in principal, the scheme works.the scheme works.
• But how practical is this scheme in nuclear But how practical is this scheme in nuclear structure?structure?
• LO interaction has huge tensor force, huge LO interaction has huge tensor force, huge wound integral; wound integral; bad convergence of the bad convergence of the many-body problem. Impractical!many-body problem. Impractical!
For considerations
of the NN
amplitude o.k.
But impractical fo
r
nuclear stru
cture
applications.
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What now?
Option 3: Rethink the problem Option 3: Rethink the problem from scratchfrom scratch
• EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE field theory for Q ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.field theory for Q ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.
• So, you have to expect garbage above Λχ.So, you have to expect garbage above Λχ.
• The garbage may even converge, but that The garbage may even converge, but that doesn’t convert the garbage into the good doesn’t convert the garbage into the good stuff (Epelbaum & Gegelia ‘09).stuff (Epelbaum & Gegelia ‘09).
• So, stay away from territory that isn’t So, stay away from territory that isn’t covered by the EFT.covered by the EFT.
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Option 3: Nonperturbative using finite Option 3: Nonperturbative using finite cutoffs ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.cutoffs ≤ Λχ ≈ 1 GeV.
Goal: Find “cutoff indepence” for a Goal: Find “cutoff indepence” for a certain finite range below 1 GeV.certain finite range below 1 GeV.
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Very recently, a systematic investigation of this kind has been conducted by us at NLO using Weinberg Counting, i.e.
2 contacts in each S-wave(used to adjust scatt. length and eff. range),
1 contact in each P-wave(used to adjust phase shift at low energy).
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Cutoff dependence ofNN Phase shifts at NLO
Where is the range of cutoff independence???
400
1000 1000
400
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Note that the real thing are DATA (not phase shifts), e.g., NN cross sections, etc. Therefore better: Look for cutoff independence in the description of the data.
Notice, however, that there are many data (about 6000 NNData below 350 MeV). Therefore, it makes no senseto look at single data sets (observables). Instead, one shouldcalculate
with N the number of NN data in a certain energy range.
χ 2 =zitheory − zi
exp( )2
Δziexp( )
2i=1
i=N
∑
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Χ2/datum for the neutron-proton data as functionof cutoff in energy intervals as denoted
There is a range of cutoff independence!
ConclusionsConclusions
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• Chiral effective field theory is a useful tool Chiral effective field theory is a useful tool to deal with the nuclear force problem.to deal with the nuclear force problem.
• Substantial advances in chiral nuclear forces Substantial advances in chiral nuclear forces during the past decade. The major milestone during the past decade. The major milestone of the decade: “high precision” NN pots. at of the decade: “high precision” NN pots. at N3LO, good for nuclear structure.N3LO, good for nuclear structure.
• But there are still issues:But there are still issues:
• Subleading 3NFs: additional and stronger Subleading 3NFs: additional and stronger 3NFs are needed (see next talk by H. Krebs).3NFs are needed (see next talk by H. Krebs).
• Renormalization:Renormalization: more subtle, more more subtle, more controversial.controversial.
• Forget about non-perturbative infinite-cutoff Forget about non-perturbative infinite-cutoff reno: not convergent (in low partial waves reno: not convergent (in low partial waves ≅≅ short distances), should not be a surprise; no short distances), should not be a surprise; no clear power counting scheme, no systematic clear power counting scheme, no systematic improvements order by order.improvements order by order.
• Perturbative beyond LO: may be o.k. for the Perturbative beyond LO: may be o.k. for the NN amplitude (cf. work of Valderrama); but NN amplitude (cf. work of Valderrama); but impractical in nuclear structure applications, impractical in nuclear structure applications, tensor force (wound integral) too large.tensor force (wound integral) too large.
• Identify “Cutoff Independence” within a Identify “Cutoff Independence” within a range ≤ Λχ ≈1 GeV. Most realistic approach range ≤ Λχ ≈1 GeV. Most realistic approach (Lepage!). I have demonstrated this at NLO (Lepage!). I have demonstrated this at NLO (NNLO and N3LO to come, stay tuned).(NNLO and N3LO to come, stay tuned).
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Our views on Our views on renoreno
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Have we finally finally reachedthe end of the tunnel?
Not quite,But certainly we see the light
at the end of the tunnel!
And so,