Theory of coupled rotational bands in nuclei

Karadjov, D.; Mikhailov, I.N.; Nadjakov, E.; Piperova, J.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(78)90165-3

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“…The nuclear charge root-mean-square (RMS) radii, calculated [-5] with the so parametrized CWS potential through the BCS approximation, are about 5% smaller than the experimental values. Similar results have been obtained [6] with the SWS potential. A local potential has been used in all these calculations.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…The nuclear charge RMS radii, calculated [5] in the above described way with parameters of case "a" (a local potential), are from 3.5 % to 5.5 % smaller than the experimental values (see also Table 4, case "a"). Similar results have been obtained [6] with the local SWS potential [1,2]. The use of a local CWS potential with larger radius constant r0, giving more accurate nuclear radii, leads to )~2-values of 4-7 MeV [4] (see the quality of the fit in Table 2) and therefore the fit to the SWS single-particle levels is worsened.…”

Section: Nuclear Radiisupporting

confidence: 82%

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Nuclear radii from a nonlocal Woods-Saxon potential

Nojarov

1985

Z Physik A

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It is found that the nonlocality, introduced in the Woods-Saxon potential through an energy-independent effective mass approximation under the condition to keep unchanged the levels around the nuclear surface, gives rise, at m*g 0.9 m, to a 5 % increase in the RMS radii of nuclei from the mass zones A=155, 165, 173, 181, leading to a better agreement with the experiment. Thus, the nonlocality induces an increase in the mean-square radius leaving the mean kinetic energy almost unaffected.

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confidence: 91%