High-order isospin-dependent surface tension contribution to the fourth-order symmetry energy of finite nuclei
arXiv:2208.10438 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.106.044319
Abstract
The relation between the fourth-order symmetry energy of nuclear matter at saturation density and its counterpart of finite nuclei in a semiempirical nuclear mass formula is revisited by considering the high-order isospin-dependent surface tension contribution to the latter. We derive the full expression of , which includes explicitly the high-order isospin-dependent surface tension effects, and find that the value of cannot be extracted from the measured before the high-order surface tension is well constrained. Our results imply that a large value of several MeVs obtained from analyzing nuclear masses can nicely agree with the empirical constraint of MeV from mean-field models and does not necessarily lead to a large value of MeV obtained previously without considering the high-order surface tension. Furthermore, we also give the expression for the sixth-order symmetry energy of finite nuclei, which involves more nuclear matter bulk parameters and the higher-order isospin-dependent surface tension.
arXiv comment7 pages, 2 figures. Minor corrections. Published version in PRC
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