Do Skyrme forces that fit nuclear matter work well in finite nuclei?
arXiv:1210.1592 · doi:10.1063/1.4807465
Abstract
A shortlist of Skyrme force parameterizations, recently found to have passed a series of constraints relating to nuclear matter properties is analyzed for their ability to reproduce data in finite nuclei. We analyse binding energies, isotope shifts and fission barriers. We find that the subset of forces have no common ability to reproduce (or otherwise) properties of finite nuclei, despite passing the extensive range of nuclear matter constraints.
7 Pages, submitted for proceedings of XXXV Reunião de Trabalho sobre Física Nuclear no Brasil
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