Mirror symmetry breaking in He isotopes and their mirror nuclei
arXiv:1408.0459 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptu112
Abstract
We study the mirror symmetry breaking of He-Be and He-C using the He + N (=2, 4) cluster model. The many-body resonances are treated for the correct boundary condition using the complex scaling method. We find that the ground state radius of C is larger than that of He due to the Coulomb repulsion in C. On the other hand, the resonances of the two nuclei exhibit the inverse relation; the C radius is smaller than the He radius. This is due to the Coulomb barrier of the valence protons around the He cluster core in C, which breaks the mirror symmetry of the radius in the two nuclei. A similar variation in the radius is obtained in the mirror nuclei, He and Be. A very large spatial extension of valence nucleons is observed in the states of He and C. This property is related to the dominance of the configuration for four valence nucleons, which is understood from the reduction in the strength of the couplings to other configurations by involving the spatially extended components of valence nucleons.
9 pages, 5 figures
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