Calculation of the Thomas-Ehrman shift in F and O(p,p) cross section with the Gamow shell model
arXiv:2206.15140 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.106.L011301
Abstract
The F nucleus is situated at the proton drip-line and is unbound by proton emission by only about 500 keV. Continuum coupling is then prominent in this nucleus. Added to that, its low-lying spectrum consists of narrow proton resonances as well. It is then a very good candidate to study nuclear structure and reactions at proton drip-line. The low-lying spectrum and scattering proton-proton cross section of F have then been calculated with the coupled-channel Gamow shell model framework for that matter using an effective Hamiltonian. Experimental data are very well reproduced, as well as in its mirror nucleus N. Isospin-symmetry breaking generated by the Coulomb interaction and continuum coupling explicitly appears in our calculations. In particular, the different continuum couplings in F and N involving partial waves allow to explain the different ordering of low-lying states in their spectrum.
arXiv comment7 pages, 2 figures, accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. C. (Letters)
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