Structure of the ground and excited states in Be nucleus
arXiv:2006.08137
Abstract
We investigate properties of bound and resonance states in the Be nucleus. To reveal the nature of these states, we use a three-cluster microscopic model. The model incorporates Gaussian and oscillator basis functions and reduces a three-cluster Schrödinger equation to a two-body like many-channel problem with the two-cluster subsystems (He and Be) being in a bound or a pseudo-bound state. Influence of the cluster polarization on the energy and widths of resonance states in Be and on elastic and inelastic He+ scattering is analyzed.
arXiv comment42 pages, 5 figures, extended version of the paper, submitted to Nucl. Phys. A
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