Decay and structure of the Hoyle state
arXiv:1412.4176 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.90.061604
Abstract
The first resonant state of the C nucleus C, so called the Hoyle state, is investigated in a three--particle (3-) model. A wave function for the photodisintegration reaction of a C bound state to 3- final states is defined and calculated by the Faddeev three-body formalism, in which three-body bound- and continuum states are treated consistently. From the wave function at the Hoyle state energy, I calculated distributions of outgoing -particles and density distributions at interior region of the Hoyle state. Results show that a process through a two- resonant state is dominant in the decay and contributions of the rest process are very small, less than 1 \%. There appear some peaks in the interior density distribution corresponding to configurations of an equilateral- and an isosceles triangles. It turns out that these results are obtained independently of the choice of -particle interaction models, when they are made to reproduce the Hoyle state energy.
5 pages, 3 figures
References in corpus (1)
Cited by in corpus (24)
- Microscopic Clustering in Light Nuclei
- Status of Alpha-Particle Condensate Structure of the Hoyle State
- High precision probe of the fully sequential decay width of the Hoyle state in C
- Alpha particle clusters and their condensation in nuclear systems
- Isoscalar monopole and dipole excitations of cluster states and giant resonances in C
- Monopole excitation of the Hoyle state and linear-chain state in 12C
- A stringent upper limit on the direct 3 decay of the Hoyle State in C
- Decay Modes of the Hoyle State in
- Almost medium-free measurement of the Hoyle state direct-decay component with a TPC
- Three-body effects in the Hoyle-state decay
- scattering cross sections on C with microscopic coupled-channel calculation
- Strongly Resonating Bosons in Hot Nuclei
- Cluster structures and monopole transitions of C
- The Hoyle Family: The search for alpha-condensate states in light nuclei
- Bound states of Be and He nuclei with ++ and ++ cluster models
- Three- configurations in the states of
- Monopole transition strength function of C in three- model
- Study of light -mesic nuclei with HAL QCD interactions
- The algebraic molecular model in C and its application to the +C scattering: from densities and transition densities to optical potentials and nuclear formfactors
- Three- configurations of the second state in C
- Unified description of pairing and quarteting correlations within the particle-hole-boson approach
- Low-energy C continuum states in three- model
- Three-body description of C: From the hyperspherical formulation to the algebraic cluster model and its application to C inelastic scattering
- A dynamical Interpretation of Sequential Decay in Reactive Scattering