The 9Li(d,p) reaction, a specific probe of 10Li, paradigm of parity--inverted nuclei around N=6 closed shell
arXiv:1812.01761 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.101.031305
Abstract
We show, within the framework of renormalized nuclear field theory and of the induced reaction surrogate formalism, that the highly debated Li structure, observed in a recent Li(d,p)Li one--neutron transfer experiment is consistent with or better, requires the presence of a virtual state of similar single--particle strength than that of the resonance at 0.45 0.03 MeV. Based on continuum spectroscopy self-energy techniques, we find that the physical mechanism responsible for parity inversion in Li is the same as that at the basis of the similar phenomenon observed in Be and to that needed in Li to have an important --wave ground state component. Furthermore, it is also consistent with the (normal) sequence of the and levels in the isotones B and C.
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