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Excitation energy shift and size difference of low-energy levels in -shell hypernuclei

arXiv:1709.03375 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.97.024330

Abstract

We investigated structures of low-lying -orbit states in -shell hypernuclei () by applying microscopic cluster models for nuclear structure and a single-channel folding potential model for a particle. For systems, the size reduction of core nuclei is small, and the core polarization effect is regarded as a higher-order perturbation in the binding. The present calculation qualitatively describes the systematic trend of experimental data for excitation energy change from to , in systems. The energy change shows a clear correlation with the nuclear size difference between the ground and excited states. In and , the significant shrinkage of cluster structures occurs consistently with the prediction of other calculations.

18 pages, 5 figures

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