Two-neutron correlations in microscopic wave functions of He-6, He-8 and C-12
arXiv:1107.5616 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.054301
Abstract
Two-neutron densities obtained from microscopic wave functions of He and He are investigated to reveal di-neutron correlations. In particular, the comparison of the two-neutron density with the product of one-neutron densities is useful for a quantitative discussion of di-neutron correlations. The calculations show that the S=0 spatial two-neutron correlation increases at the surface of He and He. The enhancement is remarkable in the He ground state but not as prominent in the He ground state. Configuration mixing of many Slater determinants is essential to describe the di-neutron correlations. Two-neutron densities in C wave functions with -cluster structures are also studied.
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