Examination of the stability of a rod-shaped structure in Mg
arXiv:1409.8012 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.92.011303
Abstract
The stable existence of a six- linear structure in highly excited states of Mg is studied based on a systematic Cranked Hartree-Fock calculation with various Skyrme-type interactions. Its stability is examined by allowing the transition of the cluster structure to the shell-model like structure. Especially, the six- linear state is exposed to two major instabilities: the bending motion, which is the main path for the transition to low-lying states, and the spin-orbit interaction, which is the driving force to break the clusters and enhance the independent motion of the nucleons. The linear structure with large angular momentum is obtained as a meta-stable stationary state.
Phys. Rev. C Rapid Communication, accepted (ver.2); the title is changed to "Examination of the stability of a rod-shaped structure in 24Mg" according to the referee's comment
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