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Nuclear Theory·nucl-th

Thursday·February 15, 2024

10 papers2 primary·8 cross-listed

  1. 01

    Indispensability of cross-shell contributions in neutron resonance spacing

    T. Ghosh · Sangeeta · B. Maheshwari · G. Saxena · B. K. Agrawal

    Spin and parity dependent nuclear level densities (NLDs) are obtained for configuration interaction shell model using a numerically efficient spectral distribution method. The calculations are performed for Na, Mg nuclei using full - model space that incorporates the cross-shell excitations from to -shell. The NLDs so obtained are then employed to determine the s-wave neutron resonance spacing (D) which is one of the crucial inputs for the predictions of astrophysical reaction rates. Though the considered nuclei are not neutron-rich, the contributions from cross-shell excitations to -shell are indispensable to explain the experimental data for D which otherwise are significantly overestimated.

    nucl-thJ.Phys.G(2024)·0 citations
  2. 02

    Understanding the mirror asymmetry in Gamow-Teller transition rates between Al()Si and P()Si

    L. Xayavong🇰🇷 · N. A. Smirnova🇫🇷 · Y. Lim🇰🇷

    The long-standing discrepancy between shell-model and experimental values of the mirror asymmetry in Gamow-Teller transition rates for Al()Si and P()Si is partially resolved by integrating the -orbital contribution into the radial mismatch correction term. This approach offers a potential estimate of the radial mismatch-induced core-orbital contribution based on the French-Macfarlane sum rules, avoiding the need for heavy calculations required by the first-principle shell model. Additionally, the isospin-mixing contribution undergoes considerable improvement through scaling the calculated isospin-mixing correction with the experimental energy separation between the lowest two admixed states, in accordance with the result from the two-level model.

    nucl-thnucl-exPRC(2024)·2 citations

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