A way forward towards improvement of tensor force in \textit{pf}-shell
arXiv:1908.07983 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2020.122038
Abstract
In many shell model interactions, the tensor force monopole matrix elements often retain systematic trends originating in the bare tensor force. In this work, however, we note for GX-interactions of \textit{pf}-shell that the seven out of ten T = 1 tensor force monopole matrix elements do not share these systematic. We ameliorate this disparity making use of Yukawa-type tensor force and spin-tensor decomposition. Furthermore, we modify the single-particle energy of orbit and two TBMEs of -orbit,and test the revised interaction from Ca to Ge isotopes with various physics viewpoints. The results are found to be satisfactory with respect to the experimental data.
arXiv comment8 pages, 8 figures, submitted in Physical Review C (R)
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