In this contribution we introduce, for the first time, a fully microscopic approach to particle-vibration coupling (PVC) based on the use of the Skyrme effective interactions. The capability of these forces to describe single-particle states in atomic nuclei, is a longstanding issue; it is certainly clear that the fragmentation of the single-particle strength lies beyond any mean field framework. After describing the formalism on which our microscopic approach is based, we discuss few preliminary results for 40Ca and 208Pb. Some perspectives are presented.

Interplay of tensor correlations and vibrational coupling for nuclear single-particle states / G. Colò, H. Sagawa, P. F. Bortignon - In: Nuclear structure and dynamics '09 : proceedings of the international conference : Dubrovnik, Croatia, 4-8 May 2009 / [a cura di] M. Milin, T. Niksic, S. Szilner, D. Vretenar. - Melville, NY : American institute of physics, 2009. - ISBN 978-0-7354-0702-2. - pp. 267-270 (( convegno Nuclear structure and dynamics tenutosi a Dubrovnik nel 2009 [10.1063/1.3232089].

Interplay of tensor correlations and vibrational coupling for nuclear single-particle states

G. Colò
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P.F. Bortignon
Ultimo
2009

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In this contribution we introduce, for the first time, a fully microscopic approach to particle-vibration coupling (PVC) based on the use of the Skyrme effective interactions. The capability of these forces to describe single-particle states in atomic nuclei, is a longstanding issue; it is certainly clear that the fragmentation of the single-particle strength lies beyond any mean field framework. After describing the formalism on which our microscopic approach is based, we discuss few preliminary results for 40Ca and 208Pb. Some perspectives are presented.
Effective interactions; Particle-vibration coupling; Single-particle levels
Settore FIS/04 - Fisica Nucleare e Subnucleare
2009
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