Rotational bands in the continuum illustrated by Be results
arXiv:1307.6467 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.88.024001
Abstract
We use the two-alpha cluster model to describe the properties of Be. The rotational energy sequence of the resonances are reproduced with the complex energy scaling technique for Ali-Bodmer and Buck-potentials. However, both static and transition probabilities are far from the rotational values. We trace this observation to the prominent continuum properties of the and resonances. They resemble free continuum solutions although still exhibiting strong collective rotational character. We compare with cluster models and discuss concepts of rotations in the continuum in connection with central quantities as transition probabilities, inelastic cross sections and resonance widths. We compute the and -matrix poles and discuss properties of this possible continuation of the band beyond the known state. Regularization of diverging quantities are discussed in order to extract observable continuum properties. We formulate division of electromagnetic transition probabilities into interfering contributions from resonance-resonance, continuum-resonance, resonance-continuum, and continuum-continuum transitions.
To be published in Physical Review C
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