In this article, Yukawa interaction is used to study the relativistic spin-1/2 particles and obtain their energy levels. The role of Yukawa potential on the spin and pseudospin symmetry solution is investigated systematically by solving the Dirac equation with attractive scalar S(r) and repulsive vector V(r) potentials. Bound state spectrum and wave functions of Yukawa potential are obtained. It is found that the energy eigenvalues strongly depend on the potential parameters.
In this paper, the alpha-cluster state in light alpha-conjugate nuclei is studied and a new suitable local potential model for the α-cluster phase of these nuclei is suggested. Using the generalized Nikiforov-Uvarov (NU) method, the clusterization energy for 8 Be, 12 C, 16 O and 20 Ne nuclei is calculated. Based on the obtained results, the clustering phenomenon is more probable at energies among excited levels and it happens neither at ground state nor at excited states of light alpha-conjugate nuclei. It is found that the presented formulation for clustering phenomenon reproduces the results of previous experimental and theoretical attempts for the mentioned nuclei. The consistency of the obtained results with the previous experimental and theoretical predictions indicates the reliability of this formulation for various types of alpha-conjugate nuclei.
In this study, the energy spectra of Schrodinger equation for non-zero l values considering Woods Saxon potential (WSP) is calculated using proper quantization rulFor the energy, potential, surface thickness for those nuclei (7 Li, 9 Be , 11 B and 15 N) shown in figure-1. Figure. 7 Li nuclei, BE as function of V0 and a Aim This study of aim was to the energy spectra of Schrodinger equation for non-zero l values considering Woods-Saxon (WS) potential is calculated using Proper Quantization Rule (PQR).
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