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What Does the Free Space LL Interaction Predict for LL Hypernuclei ?

Data on LL hypernuclei provide a unique method to learn details about the strangeness S 22 sector of the baryon-baryon interaction. From the free space Bonn-Jülich potentials, determined from data on baryon-baryon scattering in the S 0, 21 channels, we construct an interaction in the S 22 sector to describe the experimentally known LL hypernuclei. After including short-range (Jastrow) and RPA correlations, we find masses for these LL hypernuclei in a reasonable agreement with data, taking into account theoretical and experimental uncertainties. Thus, we provide a natural extension, at low energies, of the Bonn-Jülich one-boson exchange potentials to the S 22 channel.