Cluster correlation and nuclear vorticity in low-lying states of Mg
arXiv:1911.08734 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.103.064311
Abstract
We investigated cluster correlation and nuclear voricity in low-lying states of Mg within antisymmetrized molecular dynamics framework. We found that the toroidal and compressional dipole modes separately appear as the and states. The () state is the toroidal dipole state with the strong nuclear vorticity but no prominent cluster structure, and the () state is the compressional dipole state having enhanced cluster structure but has the weaker vorticity.
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