Spectral Decorrelation of Nuclear Levels in the Presence of Continuum Decay
arXiv:nucl-th/9511043 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.76.4891
Abstract
The fluctuation properties of nuclear giant resonance spectra are studied in the presence of continuum decay. The subspace of quasi-bound states is specified by one-particle one-hole and two-particle two-hole excitations and the continuum coupling is generated by a scattering ensemble. It is found that, with increasing number of open channels, the real parts of the complex eigenvalues quickly decorrelate. This appears to be related to the transition from power-law to exponential time behavior of the survival probability of an initially non-stationary state.
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