The Lattice Model: Theoretical Issues

Cook, Norman D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-14737-1_10

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“…Clustering of the nuclear structure implies that strongly-bound nucleons would form clusters and therefore, the nucleus behaves like a combination of clusters. [6] The advantages of nucleus structure investigation using cluster model are highlighted when the relative motion of clusters becomes the main state of nucleus motion. [7] This phenomenon is based on the increase of the particles energy in the system, which will be followed by reduction of potential energy and increase of nuclei's stability.…”

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A New Calculation of Rotational Bands in Alpha-Cluster Nuclei

Roshanbakht

Shojaei

2018

Commun. Theor. Phys.

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One of the cluster behaviors observed in light nuclei such as 20 Ne and 44 Ti is the presence of an alpha particle rotating around a double magic number core. In this work, a theoretical method is used for investigation of rotational spectra of two-particle cluster states. To this end, Deng-Fan potential in addition to Hellman potential is used as the core and cluster potential. Next, given the Wildermuth condition, and proper quantum numbers describing the relative motion of the alpha particle and core, the rotational levels of 20 Ne and 44 Ti isotopes are calculated. Our studies show that the results are in good agreement with the available data.

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