Proton and neutron correlations in B
arXiv:1504.02594 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.91.054323
Abstract
We investigate positive-parity states of B with the calculation of antisymmetrized molecular dynamics focusing on pair correlations. We discuss effects of the spin-orbit interaction on energy spectra and correlations of the , , and states. The state has almost no energy gain of the spin-orbit interaction, whereas the state gains the spin-orbit interaction energy largely to come down to the ground state. We interpret a part of the two-body spin-orbit interaction in the adopted effective interactions as a contribution of the genuine force, and find it to be essential for the level ordering of the and states in B. We also apply a model to discuss effects of the spin-orbit interaction on and pairs around the 2 core. In the spin-aligned state, the spin-orbit interaction affects the pair attractively and keeps the pair close to the core, whereas, in the state, it gives a minor effect to the pair. In the state, the pair is somewhat dissociated by the spin-orbit interaction.
12 pages 9 figures
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