Monopole excitation of the Hoyle state and linear-chain state in 12C
arXiv:1607.02832 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.94.024344
Abstract
Background: Two new states are recently observed around a few MeV above the Hoyle state (the second state in 12C). The characters of them are only poorly discussed in theory and are still mysterious. Purpose: I give for the first time a comprehensive understanding of the structures of the states by analyzing their wave functions, and discuss relationship with the Hoyle state, similarities, and differences between the states. Method: I extend a microscopic -cluster model called Tohsaki-Horiuchi-Schuck-Röpke (THSR) wave function so as to incorporate asymmetric configuration explicitly. The so-called -constraint method to effectively eliminate spurious continuum components is also used. Results: The state is shown to have a very large squared overlap with a single configuration of the extended THSR wave function in an orthogonal space to the Hoyle state as well as to the ground state. The state has a maximal squared overlap with a single extended THSR wave function with an extremely prolately-deformed shape. Conclusions: The state appears as a family of the Hoyle state to have a higher nodal structure in the internal motions of the clusters, due to the orthogonalization to the Hoyle state. The state dominantly has a linear-chain structure, where the clusters move freely in a non-localized way, like a one-dimensional gas of the clusters.
arXiv comment8 pages, 8 figures, 1 table, and the title is slightly changed. To be published in PRC
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