Improved version of simplified method for including tensor effect in cluster models
arXiv:1706.06308 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.97.014304
Abstract
The tensor contribution can be directly incorporated in the cluster model in a simplified way. In conventional cluster models, the contribution of the non-central interactions exactly cancels because of the antisymmetrization effect and spatial symmetry of clusters. The mixing of breaking components of clusters to take into account the spin-orbit and tensor effects is needed. Previously we proposed a simplified method to include the spin-orbit effect, and also for the tensor part, a simplified model to directly take into account the contribution of the tensor interaction (called SMT) was introduced; however the contribution of the tensor interaction was quite limited. Here we improve SMT, which is called SMT. Using newly proposed SMT, the contribution of the tensor interaction in He is more than MeV, four times larger than the previous version. The method is applied to four- cluster structure of O. In O, the tensor contribution is also large, and this is coming from the finite size effect for the distances among clusters with a tetrahedral configuration.
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