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most citedInversion doublets of reflection-asymmetric clustering in 28Si and their isoscalar monopole and dipole transitions

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nucl-th2026

Oblate-prolate shape mixing and E0 transition in 28Si

Yasutaka Taniguchi, Masaaki Kimura

Background: oblate-prolate shape coexistence in Si has been discussed for decades, but the degree of shape mixing between these configurations remains poorly constrained. Pu…

nucl-th2026

Strong Evidence for Three- Clustering in the Ground State of

Kazuki Yoshida, Masaaki Kimura

The ground state of has often been approximated by a mean-field picture. This conventional view has been challenged by recent nuclear theories suggesting non-negl…

nucl-th2026

Spectroscopic factors as a probe of nuclear shape in S via one-neutron knockout reaction

Ranojit Barman, Masaaki Kimura, Yoshiki Chazono +3

Background: Neutron-rich nucleus S lies in the region where traditional shell closure weakens, leading to the emergence of shape coexistence and large-amplitude colle…

nucl-th2024

An implementation of nuclear many-body wave functions by the superposition of localized Gaussians

Masaaki Kimura, Yasutaka Taniguchi

We introduce a new framework for the low-energy nuclear structure calculations, which describes the single-particle wave function as a superposition of localized Gaussians. It is a…

nucl-th2024★ 4 cited

Shape of 12C

Masaaki Kimura, Yasutaka Taniguchi

We have examined the hypothesis by Bijker and Iachello who asserted that 12C has an internal structure with three alpha particles arranged in a triangular shape, leading to the for…

nucl-th2016★ 23 cited

Inversion doublets of reflection-asymmetric clustering in 28Si and their isoscalar monopole and dipole transitions

Y. Chiba, Y. Taniguchi, M. Kimura

[Background] Various cluster states of astrophysical interest are expected to exist in the excited states of . However, they have not been identified firmly, because…