Relation between Wigner energy and proton-neutron pairing
arXiv:1202.2795 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.88.014322
Abstract
The linear term proportional to in the nuclear symmetry energy (Wigner energy)is obtained in a model that uses isovector pairing on single particle levels from a deformed potential combined with a interaction. The pairing correlations are calculated by numerical diagonalization of the pairing Hamiltonian acting on the six or seven levels nearest the Fermi surface. The experimental binding energies of nuclei with are well reproduced. The Wigner energy emerges as a consequence of restoring isospin symmetry. We have found the Wigner energy to be insensitive to the presence of moderate isoscalar pair correlations.
(10 pages, 10 figures)
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