Low-energy dipole excitation modes in Be
arXiv:1902.10962
Abstract
Low-energy dipole excitations in Be were investigated based on the generator coordinate method with He and cluster models. We obtained three states in ~MeV, which show different characters in the , compressive dipole, and toroidal dipole transition strengths. We found the strong toroidal dipole transition in the state, remarkable strength in the state, and the strong and compressive dipole strength in the state. The is described by the He cluster structure, where as the and states are understood by three-body excitations of the clustering.
arXiv comment20 pages, 8 figures
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