Single-particle quasistationary states in spherical and deformed nuclei

Bang, J.; Gareev, F.A.; Пузынин, И.В.; Jamalejev, R.M.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(76)90041-5

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“…For doubly magic nuclei this approximation may be sufficiently good, and here we shall make the same assumption using the method suggested in [4].…”

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“…A number of methods have been suggested for the calculation of these two nucleon transfer form factors, but to our knowledge only two of them [3, 41, which use expansions on a complete set of functions, can, by carrying the expansion sufficiently far, approximate the asymptotic part of the form factor sufficiently well. In the first of these methods the basis states are of harmonic oscillator type [ 3 ] , in the other they are Sturm-Liouville functions [4]. It should be noted that although the method of [3] in principle must lead to the correct result, in realistic calculations it implies the diagonalization of matrices of extremely high rank (of the order of lOOO), i.e., the convergence of the expansion is slow.…”

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A spectrum of radially excited charmonium states is calculated for the model of relativistic spherically symmetric top for decay products. Within the integral formalism, the widths of these states are calculated for hadron resonance decay. Mass and width values obtained are in good agreement with the results of experiments. Six new radially excited charmonium states are predicted above the DD -pair generation threshold equal to 3.73 GeV/s; three of them are experimentally confirmed. The possibility of application of antiproton beams with momentum from 1 to 15 GeV/s for charmonium spectroscopy is discussed, especially for masses exceeding the threshold of DD -pair generation. The advantage of antiproton beams is that intensive generation of particle-antiparticle pairs is observed during antiproton-proton annihilation. This fact allows spectroscopic investigations to be performed with sufficient statistics and good accuracy. Therefore, masses and widths of scalar and vector charmonium states can be measured with high accuracy.

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Single-particle quasistationary states in spherical and deformed nuclei

Cited by 13 publications

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A New Method for Calculation of Eigenstates for a System of a Core and Two Valence Nucleons

A New Method for Calculation of Eigenstates for a System of a Core and Two Valence Nucleons

Calculation of resonant wave functions in nuclear physics

A search for radially excited charmonium states in experiments with low-energy antiproton beams

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