An effective field theory approach to fermionic rotational bands in nuclei
arXiv:2011.01083 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.104.064311
Abstract
We extend an effective field theory developed to describe rotational bands in even-even nuclei to the odd-mass case. This organizes Bohr and Mottelson's treatment of a particle coupled to a rotor as a model-independent expansion in powers of the angular velocity of the overall system. We carry out this expansion up to fourth order in the angular velocity and present results for Tc, Dy, Er, Tm, W, U and Pu. In each case, the accuracy and breakdown scale of the effective field theory can be understood based on the single-particle and vibrational energy scales in that nucleus.
arXiv comment20 pages, 14 figures
References in corpus (19)
- Structure of the lightest tin isotopes
- Ab initio limits of atomic nuclei
- Effective field theory description of halo nuclei
- Bayesian parameter estimation for effective field theories
- Exploring Bayesian parameter estimation for chiral effective field theory using nucleon-nucleon phase shifts
- Optical potential from first principles
- Pairing and rotational properties of actinides and superheavy nuclei in covariant density functional theory
- Bayesian Methods for Parameter Estimation in Effective Field Theories
- Open -shell nuclei from first principles
- Emergence of rotational bands in ab initio no-core configuration interaction calculations of the Be isotopes
- Emergence of rotational bands in ab initio no-core configuration interaction calculations of light nuclei
- Effective theory for deformed nuclei
- Emergent Sp(3,R) dynamical symmetry in the nuclear many-body system from an ab initio description
- Rotational excitations in rare-earth nuclei: a comparative study within three cranking models with different mean fields and the treatments of pairing correlations
- Backbending in Dy isotopes within the Projected Shell Model
- Probing ab initio emergence of nuclear rotation
- Shape Deformations in Atomic Nuclei
- Effective theory for the non-rigid rotor in an electromagnetic field: Toward accurate and precise calculations of E2 transitions in deformed nuclei
- Effective field theory for deformed odd-mass nuclei