The impact of the off-diagonal cross-shell interaction on C
arXiv:1602.02957 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/41/10/104102
Abstract
The shell-model investigation is performed to show the impact on the structure of C contributed by the off-diagonal cross-shell interaction, V, which represents the mixing between the and configurations in the model space. Observed levels of the positive states in C can be nicely described in or a larger model space through the well defined Hamiltonians, YSOX and WBP, with a reduction on the strength of the V interaction in the latter. The observed B(GT) values for C can be generally described by YSOX, while WBP and their modifications on the V interaction fail for some values. Further investigation shows the effect of such interaction on the configuration mixing and occupancy. The present work shows examples on how the off-diagonal cross-shell interaction strongly drives the nuclear structure.
will be appear in Chinese Physics C
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