Dipole excitations in an asymmetric nuclear Fermi-gas

V.I. Abrosimov; O. I. Davidovskaya

doi:10.15407/jnpae2000.01.025

June 30, 2000Nuclear Physics and Atomic Energy

Dipole excitations in an asymmetric nuclear Fermi-gas

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Dipole excitations were modeled using a semiclassical approach to understand nuclear resonances.
The study finds independent-particle dipole strength functions affecting isoscalar and isovector resonances.
The approach uses a kinetic equation framework to explain the dipole excitation behavior.
This work highlights potential advancements in understanding nuclear interactions and resonances.

Implication

Observational analysis reveals dipole strength functions in a neutron-proton Fermi gas, implying resonance interactions.

Abstract

Dipole excitations of a neutron-proton finite Fermi gas are considered within a semiclassical approach based on the kinetic equation. The independent-particle dipole strength functions connected with the external fields, which are exploited in quantum random phase approximation approaches for studying the isoscalar and isovector resonances in nuclei, are found.

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Dipole excitations in an asymmetric nuclear Fermi-gas

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