Semiclassical shell-structure micro-macroscopic approach for the level density
arXiv:2103.16480 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.104.044319
Abstract
Level density is derived for a one-component nucleon system with a given energy and particle number within the mean-field semiclassical periodic-orbit theory beyond the saddle-point method of the Fermi gas model. We obtain , with being the modified Bessel function of the entropy . Within the micro-macro-canonical approximation (MMA), for a small thermal excitation energy, , with respect to rotational excitations, , one obtains for . In the case of excitation energy larger than but smaller than the neutron separation energy, one finds a larger value of . A role of the fixed spin variables for rotating nuclei is discussed. The MMA level density reaches the well-known grand-canonical ensemble limit (Fermi gas asymptotic) for large related to large excitation energies, and also reaches the finite micro-canonical limit for small combinatorial entropy at low excitation energies (the constant "temperature" model). Fitting the of the MMA to the experimental data for low excitation energies, taking into account shell and, qualitatively, pairing effects, one obtains for the inverse level density parameter a value which differs essentially from that parameter derived from data on neutron resonances.
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