Short-range correlation effects on the nuclear matrix element of neutrinoless double- decay
arXiv:1401.2030 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.90.065504
Abstract
We report the results of a calculation of the nuclear matrix element of neutrinoless double- decay of Ca, carried out taking into account nucleon-nucleon correlations in both coordinate- and spin-space. Our numerical results, obtained using nuclear matter correlation functions, suggest that inclusion of correlations leads to a decrease of the matrix element, with respect to the shell model prediction. This conclusion is supported by the results of an independent calculation, in which correlation effects are taken into account using the spectroscopic factors of Ca obtained from an {\em ab intitio} many body approach.
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