Novel cluster states in Be
arXiv:1208.0387 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.86.064303
Abstract
Cluster structures of excited Be states are investigated with a hybrid model of dineutron condensate wave functions and He+ cluster wave functions. Two kinds of cluster states are theoretically suggested a few MeV above the threshold energy. They have quite distinct cluster structure; ones have gas-like structures of +dineutron, and the others have He+ with extremely extended an cluster. Although these cluster states have not been confirmed experimentally yet, theoretically suggested properties of these states such as monopole transition strengths and -decay widths may be helpful for possible experimental observation.
10 pages, 10 figures
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