“…Since 13 Be is an unbound nucleus, all energy levels are resonance states. A resonance about 2 MeV above the neutron-decay threshold has been observed in several experiments and it has been assigned to a 5/2 + state [31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]. However, other levels of 13 Be have not been confirmed yet.…”
The structure of 13 Be was investigated with antisymmetrized molecular dynamics. The variation after spin and parity projections was performed. An unnatural parity 1/2 − state was suggested to be lower than the 5/2 + state indicating that vanishing of the N = 8 magic number occurs in 13 Be. A low-lying 3/2 + state with a 2hω configuration was also suggested. Developed cluster structures were found in the intruder states. The lowering mechanism of the intruder states was discussed in terms of molecular orbitals around a 2α core.
“…Since 13 Be is an unbound nucleus, all energy levels are resonance states. A resonance about 2 MeV above the neutron-decay threshold has been observed in several experiments and it has been assigned to a 5/2 + state [31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]. However, other levels of 13 Be have not been confirmed yet.…”
The structure of 13 Be was investigated with antisymmetrized molecular dynamics. The variation after spin and parity projections was performed. An unnatural parity 1/2 − state was suggested to be lower than the 5/2 + state indicating that vanishing of the N = 8 magic number occurs in 13 Be. A low-lying 3/2 + state with a 2hω configuration was also suggested. Developed cluster structures were found in the intruder states. The lowering mechanism of the intruder states was discussed in terms of molecular orbitals around a 2α core.
“…There have been a series of experiments to study 13 Be [5][6][7][8]. That 13 Be is unbound was suggested more than 30 years ago [9,10], and confirmed in 1973 [11].…”
“…This trend goes on even for 44 S and N = 28 [40], at variance with 48 Ca. In the case of 32 Mg at N = 20, the B(E2) was found to be large, a value which is not compatible with a spherical nucleus [41].…”
Section: Direct Reactions Are Necessary To Go Further and Inelastic Smentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The structure of its ground state is still an open question both from an experimental [48,49] and theoretical point of view. The relative ordering of the 1p 1/2 , 2s 1/2 and 2d 5/2 sub-shells in 13 Be as well as the B(E2) value for 12 Be are of crucial importance for the description of the halo nucleus 14 Be.…”
Section: Direct Reactions Are Necessary To Go Further and Inelastic Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 48 Ca and 88 Sr for which the proton and neutron transition densities and therefore the values of the M p and M n transition matrix elements are known from electron and high energy proton inelastic scattering measurements. For the same nuclei we have analysed low energy inelastic scattering angular distributions in the JLM SM formalism and M p and M n transition matrix elements were also obtained.…”
Section: Calculations With Shell Model Densitiesmentioning
Abstract. Recent results on the elastic and inelastic scattering of exotic nuclei by protons and complex nuclei are presented. The models used to analyze these data and the information that may be obtained from these analyses are described in some detail. Some results for transfer reactions and fusion induced by exotic nuclei are also briefly discussed.
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