The 2012 Atomic Mass Evaluation and Future

Wang, Meng; Audi, G.; Kondev, F. G.; MacCormick, M.; Xu, Xiaoqian

doi:10.7566/jpscp.6.010001

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“…In the relative frame the oscillator EFT interaction is defined in the Nmax = 10 model space, and the Hamiltonian matrix elements outside this space are comprised of the kinetic energy only. Experimental data taken from [68,69]. The experimental point-proton radii are extracted from charge radii by correcting for the finite sizes of the proton and neutron, and the Darwin-Foldy term.…”

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Effective field theory in the harmonic oscillator basis

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We develop interactions from chiral effective field theory (EFT) that are tailored to the harmonic oscillator basis. As a consequence, ultraviolet convergence with respect to the model space is implemented by construction and infrared convergence can be achieved by enlarging the model space for the kinetic energy. In oscillator EFT, matrix elements of EFTs formulated for continuous momenta are evaluated at the discrete momenta that stem from the diagonalization of the kinetic energy in the finite oscillator space. By fitting to realistic phase shifts and deuteron data we construct an effective interaction from chiral EFT at next-to-leading order. Many-body coupledcluster calculations of nuclei up to 132 Sn converge fast for the ground-state energies and radii in feasible model spaces.

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“…Here the interaction potential V is taken as the sum of Coulomb potential and nuclear proximity potential. The Q values are calculated using the recent mass tables of Wang et al, [10] and for which the experimental values are not available; we have taken the values from the mass tables of Koura et al, [11]. For a fixed light charged particle, the driving potential can be calculated for all possible fragment combinations as a function of mass and charge asymmetries given as Sb (N=82, Z=51), which may be the most suitable fragment combination in this ternary fission process.…”

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