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Admixture of higher multi-$hslash omega$ configurations in the calculation of electron scattering form factors of some 1p-shell nuclei

A. Ammar AL SAAD
Pages
352–360
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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It is found that a slight contribution of the higher multi-p-shells with the 1p-shell in the modified initial and/or final states wave functions is sufficient for giving the best description to the form factors data.

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Objective & Hypothesis:A semi-microscopic approach that modifies the 1p-shell model wave functions through the admixture of higher p-shells configurations from multi-$hslash omega$ model space is submitted in this work.
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Key Findings & Data:The longitudinal form factors of C2 transitions in $^7Li$ and $^{15}N$, and the transverse form factors of M1 transition in $^{12}C$ are calculated in the framework of this approach with the emphasis on the reproduction of the second lobe data.
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A semi-microscopic approach that modifies the 1p-shell model wave functions through the admixture of higher p-shells configurations from multi-$hslash omega$ model space is submitted in this work. The longitudinal form factors of C2 transitions in $^7Li$ and $^{15}N$, and the transverse form factors of M1 transition in $^{12}C$ are calculated in the framework of this approach with the emphasis on the reproduction of the second lobe data. It is found that a slight contribution of the higher multi-p-shells with the 1p-shell in the modified initial and/or final states wave functions is sufficient for giving the best description to the form factors data.

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SAAD, A. A. A. (2022). Admixture of higher multi-$hslash omega$ configurations in the calculation of electron scattering form factors of some 1p-shell nuclei. Turkish Journal of Physics, Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 3, 352–360. https://ajindex.com/articles/614043

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