Predictions on charge transition densities in16O for the excitation of the giant dipole resonance are given within a continuum self-consistent RPA-SK3 theory. The nuclear states are allowed to decay with proton or neutron ejection. The discussion is focused on the analysis of the radial behaviour of transition densities in terms of their microscopic structure. The rôle of RPA ground state correlations is clarified. The surface properties of resonant nuclear states extracted from photonuclear and (e, e′ x) reactions at low momentum transfer are confronted with the full radial dependence of the resonant structure shown in charge transition densities.

Charge transition densities for the excitation and nucleon decay of the Giant Dipole Resonance in 16O / M. Cavinato, M. Marangoni, A.M. Saruis. - In: ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR PHYSIK. A, ATOMIC NUCLEI. - ISSN 0930-1151. - 329:4(1988), pp. 463-470.

Charge transition densities for the excitation and nucleon decay of the Giant Dipole Resonance in 16O

M. Cavinato
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1988

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Predictions on charge transition densities in16O for the excitation of the giant dipole resonance are given within a continuum self-consistent RPA-SK3 theory. The nuclear states are allowed to decay with proton or neutron ejection. The discussion is focused on the analysis of the radial behaviour of transition densities in terms of their microscopic structure. The rôle of RPA ground state correlations is clarified. The surface properties of resonant nuclear states extracted from photonuclear and (e, e′ x) reactions at low momentum transfer are confronted with the full radial dependence of the resonant structure shown in charge transition densities.
25.30.Fj
Settore FIS/04 - Fisica Nucleare e Subnucleare
1988
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