Search for -cluster states in even-even Cr isotopes
arXiv:1612.06805 · doi:10.1140/epja/i2017-12339-9
Abstract
The structure is investigated in even-even Cr isotopes from the viewpoint of the local potential model. The comparison of values for even-even Cr isotopes and even-even isobars indicates that Cr and Cr are the most favorable even-even Cr isotopes for -clustering. The ground state bands of the two Cr isotopes are calculated through a local potential with two variable parameters. The calculated spectra give a very good description of most experimental Cr and Cr levels. The reduced -widths, rms intercluster separations and transition rates are determined for the ground state bands. The calculations reproduce the order of magnitude of the available experimental values without using effective charges and indicate that the first members of the ground state bands present a stronger -cluster character. The volume integral per nucleon pair and rms radius obtained for the Ti potential are consistent with those reported previously in the analysis of elastic scattering on Ti.
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