Relativistic Mean Field in 80 nuclei and low energy proton reactions
arXiv:1110.6088 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.057601
Abstract
Relativistic Mean Field calculations have been performed for a number of nuclei in mass 80 region. Ground state binding energy, charge radius and charge density values have been compared with experiment. Optical potential have been generated folding the nuclear density with the microscopic nuclear interaction DDM3Y. S-factors for low energy () and () reactions have been calculated and compared with experiment.
To appear in Physical Review C
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