The algebraic cluster model. Three-body clusters
arXiv:nucl-th/0203072 · doi:10.1006/aphy.2002.6255
Abstract
A new method is introduced to study three-body clusters. Triangular configurations with point-group symmetry are analyzed. The spectrum, transition form factors and values of C are investigated. It is concluded that the low-lying spectrum of C can be described by three alpha-particles at the vertices of an equilateral triangle, but not as a rigid structure. Large rotation-vibration interactions, Coriolis forces and vibration-vibration interactions are needed. Other interpretations, such as the harmonic oscillator and a soft deformed oscillator with SO(6) hyperspherical symmetry, appear to be excluded by electron scattering data.
31 pages, 10 figures, 5 tables. Annals of Physics (N.Y.), in press
References in corpus (4)
Cited by in corpus (47)
- Microscopic Clustering in Light Nuclei
- Evidence for Triangular D_3h Symmetry in 12C
- Unambiguous Identification of the Second 2+ State in 12C and the Structure of the Hoyle State
- Evidence for tetrahedral symmetry in 16O
- Hoyle band and condensation in
- The Algebraic Cluster Model: Structure of 16O
- Alpha cluster structures and monopole excitations in C
- Cluster structure of light nuclei
- The long and winding road from chiral effective Lagrangians to nuclear structure
- Nonlocalized Clustering and Evolution of Cluster Structure in Nuclei
- Evidence for Triangular D'(3h) Symmetry in 13C
- A stringent upper limit on the direct 3 decay of the Hoyle State in C
- Angular momentum and parity projected multidimensionally constrained relativistic Hartree-Bogoliubov model
- Multi-cluster dynamics in and analogy to clustering in
- Cluster structure of 20Ne: Evidence for D(3h) symmetry
- 12C within the Semimicroscopic Algebraic Cluster Model
- Influence of nuclear structure in relativistic heavy-ion collisions
- Electromagnetic selection rules in the triangular alpha-cluster model of 12C
- Investigating the predicted breathing-mode excitation of the Hoyle state
- Nonlocalized motion in two-dimensional container of particles in and states of C
- Transition densities and form factors in the triangular -cluster model of C with application to C+ scattering
- Geometrical symmetries of nuclear systems: D(3h) and T(d) symmetries in light nuclei
- Alpha-induced inelastic scattering and alpha-transfer reactions in C and O within the Algebraic Cluster Model
- Three-body bremsstrahlung and the rotational character of the 12C-spectrum
- Phenomenological and microscopic cluster models II. Phase transitions
- 16O within the Semimicroscopic Algebraic Cluster Model and the importance of the Pauli Exclusion Principle
- The Hoyle Family: The search for alpha-condensate states in light nuclei
- Higher-rank discrete symmetries in the IBM. I Octahedral shapes: general Hamiltonian
- Cluster structure of 21Ne and 21Na
- Electromagnetic transition rates of Carbon-12 and Oxygen-16 in rotational-vibrational models
- The algebraic molecular model in C and its application to the +C scattering: from densities and transition densities to optical potentials and nuclear formfactors
- Discrete symmetries in the cluster shell model
- First order Coriolis-coupling for rotational spectrum of a tetrahedrally-deformed core plus one-particle system
- Signatures of -clustering in C and C
- New Procedure for Evaluation of U(3) Coupling and Recoupling Coefficients
- Symmetries and order in cluster nuclei
- Three- configurations of the second state in C
- Magnetic dipole moments as a strong signature for -clustering in even-even self-conjugate nuclei
- Electromagnetic transitions in the algebraic cluster model
- Odd-mass nuclei in the cluster shell model
- Exploring the Diversity of Nuclear Density through Information Entropy
- States of the C Nucleus in the Toroidal Configuration
- Splitting of single-particle levels in clusters potentials
- Quantum Phase Transitions within a nuclear cluster model and an effective model of QCD
- Triangular symmetry in cluster nuclei
- Algebraic cluster models calculations for shape phase transitions of boson-fermion systems
- Geometric symmetries in light nuclei