The 3He(\vec n,p)3H parity-conserving asymmetry
M. Viviani, S. Bae{\ss}ler, L. Barr\'on-Palos, N. Birge, J.D. Bowman,, J. Calarco, V. Cianciolo, C.E. Coppola, C.B. Crawford, G. Dodson, N. Fomin,, I. Garishvili, M.T. Gericke, L. Girlanda, G.L. Greene, G.M. Hale, J. Hamblen,, C. Hayes, E. B. Iverson, M.L. Kabir, A. Kievsky

TL;DR
This paper reports the first measurement of a parity-conserving asymmetry in the ${}^3$He$( , ext{p}){}^3$H reaction at meV neutron energies, combining experimental results with theoretical analysis to understand the reaction's sensitivity to nuclear forces.
Contribution
It introduces the first measurement of a parity-conserving observable at meV neutron energies and provides a theoretical framework for interpreting this and parity-violating data in few-body nuclear systems.
Findings
Measured the PC asymmetry parameter $eta$ with high precision.
Found that $A_{PC}$ depends critically on the ${}^4$He resonance properties.
Demonstrated sensitivity of $A_{PC}$ to nucleon-nucleon and three-nucleon forces.
Abstract
Recently, the nHe collaboration reported a measurement of the parity-violating (PV) proton directional asymmetry in the capture reaction of HeH at meV incident neutron energies. The result increased the limited inventory of precisely measured and calculable PV observables in few-body systems required to further understand the structure of hadronic weak interaction. In this letter, we report the experimental and theoretical investigation of a parity conserving (PC) asymmetry in the same reaction (the first ever measured PC observable at meV neutron energies). As a result of S- and P-wave mixing in the reaction, the is inversely proportional to the neutron wavelength . The experimental value is $(\lambda\times…
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TopicsMethane Hydrates and Related Phenomena · Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
