2017
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.95.041301
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Low- Z shore of the “island of inversion” and the reduced neutron magicity toward O28

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“…15 −0.2 that suggests an excitation energy of the 2 + in 28 O at E 2 + ≈ 2.4 ± 0.2 MeV in line with the conclusions reached in Ref. [5] based on the SDPF-M effective interaction. PRM predictions for some spectroscopic observables were also presented.…”
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“…15 −0.2 that suggests an excitation energy of the 2 + in 28 O at E 2 + ≈ 2.4 ± 0.2 MeV in line with the conclusions reached in Ref. [5] based on the SDPF-M effective interaction. PRM predictions for some spectroscopic observables were also presented.…”
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“…In summary, the recent experimental results of Ref. [5] and Shell Model calculations suggest the extension of the N = 20 Island of Inversion to the Fluorine isotopes. We have shown that the low-lying excitation spectrum of 29 F can be understood in terms of a collective picture, with a level structure corresponding to the rotation-aligned coupling limit of the PRM.…”
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“…[19,20] that the shell-model effective proton-neutron interaction should be reduced from the analysis of the J π =1 + 1 -4 + 1 multiplet energies in 26 F. This emphasizes the necessity to include the continuum coupling in shell-model effective interactions. In addition, p fshell configurations were found to be important in describing the excited states of neutron-rich oxygen and fluorine isotopes [21,9]. Thus, the many-body dynamics, the continuum coupling and the inclusion of the p f shell are important elements in understanding the structures of neutron-rich oxygen and fluorine isotopes around the dripline.…”
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“…These isotones are interesting for several reasons. Firstly, they are the mirror systems of the neutron-rich isotopes of the oxygen chain, which is being intensively studied experimentally [26,[31][32][33] and theoretically [23,34,35]. Consequently, one can directly consider its isospin-breaking features, as continuum coupling is known to break isospin symmetry, in particular with the so-called Thomas-Ehrmann shift [36,37].…”
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