High precision studies of soft dipole mode in two-neutron halo nuclei: He case
arXiv:2003.10701 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.102.014611
Abstract
The "soft dipole" E1 strength function is calculated for the transition from the He ground state to the continuum He++. The calculations were performed within the hyperspherical harmonics formalism. The sensitivity of the results to the He ground state structure and to final state interactions, are analyzed. The large-basis calculations show the reliably converged results for soft dipole strength function and for momentum correlations of the $^{6}\mbox{He} \rightarrow \, ^{4}$He++ dissociation products. Transition mechanisms are analyzed based on the momentum correlations. The comparison with experimental data is provided.
arXiv comment16 pages, 17 figures
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