Be- correlations in the linear-chain structure of C isotopes
arXiv:1103.1358 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.024328
Abstract
We investigate the linear-chain structures in highly excited states of C using a generalized molecular orbital model, by which we incorporate an asymmetric configuration of three clusters in the linear-chain states. By applying this model to the C system, we study the Be+ correlation in the linear-chain state of C. To clarify the origin of the Be+ correlation in the C linear-chain state, we analyze linear and systems in a similar way. We find that a linear 3 system prefers the asymmetric 2 configuration, whose origin is the many body correlation incorporated by the parity projection. This configuration causes an asymmetric mean field for two valence neutrons, which induces the concentration of valence neutron wave functions around the correlating 2. A linear-chain structure of C is also discussed.
13 pages, 8 figures
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