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Mass-number and isotope dependence of the local microscopic optical potential for polarized proton scattering

arXiv:1304.7884 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.88.054602

Abstract

We derive local microscopic optical potentials systematically for polarized proton scattering at 65~MeV using the local-potential version of the Melbourne -matrix folding model. As target nuclei, we take He and neutron-rich Ne isotopes in addition to stable nuclei of mass number -- in order to clarify mass-number and isotope dependence of . The local potentials reproduce the experimental data systematically and have geometries similar to the phenomenological optical potentials for stable targets. The target density is broadened by the weak-binding nature and/or deformation of unstable nuclei. For the real spin-orbit part of the density broadening weakens the strength and enlarges the radius, whereas for the central part it enlarges both of the strength and the radius. The density-broadening effect is conspicuous for halo nuclei such as He and Ne. Similar discussions are made briefly for proton scattering at 200~MeV. We briefly investigate how the isovector and the non spherical components of affect proton scattering.

16 pages, 21 figures

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