2014
DOI: 10.1093/ptep/ptu135
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Gaussian expansion methods under the absorbing boundary condition

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“…In the previous analyses on 19 F [9, 11], the so-called weak coupling states of the proton hole are confirmed above the α threshold energy. For example, in the α + 15 N system, a proton hole inside of the 16 O cores loosely couples to the relative motion of the binary cluster cores.…”
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“…In the previous analyses on 19 F [9, 11], the so-called weak coupling states of the proton hole are confirmed above the α threshold energy. For example, in the α + 15 N system, a proton hole inside of the 16 O cores loosely couples to the relative motion of the binary cluster cores.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…The 19 F nucleus is the one proton deficient system of 20 Ne, and the rotational bands of α + 15 N and t + 16 O, which are calculated from the folding type potential, were clearly assigned to the energy levels observed in the α and t transfer reactions [8]. The energy levels in 19 F have also been analyzed in the more sophisticated models, such as the full microscopic α + 15 N cluster model on the basis of the generator coordinate method (GCM) [9,10] and the orthogonalized condition model (OCM) of the (t + 16 O) + (α + 15 N) coupled-channels [11]. In the coupled-channels analysis, t and α cluster bands are clearly identified although a considerable mixture of these two configurations occurs.…”
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