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Nuclear scattering is a very important physical phenomenon in which the resonance state plays an important role. In order to study the two-body system n-α scattering, Green’s function is introduced under the complex momentum representation, so the complex momentum representation-Green’s function approach is established. This method is used to study the elastic scattering of n-α system. By extracting the resonances, it is found that the contributions of resonances in continuum level density, phase shift, and cross section are more important. In the case without introducing any non-physical parameters, it is very helpful to understand the resonant states and the non-resonance continuum states by analyzing the data of scattering states. In this work, we mainly study the p-wave scattering with the orbital angular momentum l = 1, where P1/2 is a wide resonance state and P3/2 is narrow resonance state. The study shows that the sharp resonance peak of p-wave scattering gives rather broad distribution to the scattering phase shift and the cross section of the n-α system. By comparison, we can see that the theoretical calculation results and experimental data are in good consistence.
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Keywords:
- complex momentum representation-Green’s function /
- resonant states /
- scattering phase shift /
- cross section
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图 1 用CMR-GF方法在4种不同积分路径下计算得到的n-α系统的
$\rm P_{{1/2}}$ 轨道的单粒子共振态, 图中红色五角星代表共振态, 点心圆圈代表非共振连续谱, 绿色实线代表动量平面内的积分路径Figure 1. Single particle resonance states for
$\rm P_{1/2}$ orbital of n-α systems calculated by using CMR-GF method under four different integral paths. The red pentagram represents the resonant state, the circle represents the continuum, and the green solid line represents the integral path in the momentum plane.
图 2 同图1所示, 计算得到的n-α系统的
$\rm P_{3/2}$ 轨道的单粒子共振态, 图中红色圆球代表共振态, 点心圆圈代表非共振连续谱, 绿色实线代表是动量平面内的积分路径Figure 2. Single particle resonance states for
$\rm P_{3/2}$ orbital of n-α systems. The red sphere represents the resonant state, the circle represents the continuum, and the green solid line represents the integral path in the momentum plane.
图 3 在四种不同积分路径下, 用CMR-GF方法计算得到的
$\rm P_{3/2}$ 态CLDFigure 3. CLD of the
$\rm P_{3/2}$ state under four different integral paths calculated by CMR-GF method.
图 4 在四种不同积分路径下, 用CMR-GF方法计算得到的
$\rm P_{1/2}$ 态CLDFigure 4. CLD of the
$\rm P_{1/2}$ state under four different integral paths calculated by CMR-GF method.
图 5 n-α散射系统的
${\rm{P}}_{1/2}$ 态的相移(橘色长虚线表示共振态散射相移, 红色短虚线表示连续谱散射相移, 黑色实线表示总散射相移, 紫色圆圈表示由R矩阵理论计算所得散射相移, 绿色五角星表示实验上的相移)Figure 5. The
${\rm{P}}_{1/2}$ phase shift of n-α scattering system. The orange long dotted line represents the resonant scattering phase shift, the red short dotted line represents the continuum scattering phase shift, the black solid line represents the total scattering phase shift, the purple circle represents the scattering phase shift calculated by R matrix theory, and the green stars represent the experimental data of the total scattering phase shift.
图 6 n-α散射系统的
${\rm{P}}_{3/2}$ 态的相移(橘色长虚线表示共振态散射相移, 红色短虚线表示连续谱散射相移, 黑色实线表示总散射相移, 紫色圆圈表示由R矩阵理论计算所得散射相移, 绿色五角星表示实验上的相移)Figure 6. The
${\rm{P}}_{3/2}$ phase shift of n-α scattering system. The orange long dotted line represents the resonant scattering phase shift, the red short dotted line represents the continuum scattering phase shift, the black solid line represents the total scattering phase shift, the purple circle represents the scattering phase shift calculated by R matrix theory, and the green stars represent the experimental data of the total scattering phase shift.
图 8
${\rm{P}}_{3/2}$ 波散射的共振态截面、连续谱截面和总散射截面Figure 8. Resonant cross section, continuum cross section, and total scattering cross section of
${\rm{P}}_{3/2}$ -wave scattering.
图 7
${\rm{P}}_{1/2}$ 波散射的共振态截面、连续谱截面和总散射截面Figure 7. Resonant cross section, continuum cross section, and total scattering cross section of
${\rm{P}}_{1/2}$ -wave scattering.
图 9 系统的总散射截面(实点表示计算结果, 圆圈表示实验数据)
Figure 9. Total scattering cross section of the n-α system. The solid points represent the calculated results, and the circles represent the experimental data.
表 1 n-α散射KKNN势参数
Table 1. Parameters of the n-α KKNN potential
$V^{\rm {\rm {c}}}$/MeV $ {\mu}^{\rm {c}} /{{\rm{f}}{{\rm{m}}^{ - 2}}}$ $ V_{l}^{\rm {c}}\!$/MeV $ {\mu}_{ {l}}^{\rm {c}} /{{\rm{f}}{{\rm{m}}^{ - 2}}} $ $ -96.3 $ $ 0.36 $ $ 34.0 $ $ 0.20 $ Central $ 77.0 $ $ 0.90 $ $ -85.0 $ $ 0.53 $ $ 51.0 $ $ 2.50 $ $V^{\rm{ls}}$/MeV ${\mu}^{ \rm{ls}} /{{\rm{f}}{{\rm{m}}^{ - 2}}}$ $V_{ {l}}^{ \rm{ls}}$/MeV ${\mu}_{ {l}}^{\rm{ls}} /{{\rm{f}}{{\rm{m}}^{ - 2}}}$ Spin-orbit $ -16.8 $ $ 0.52 $ $ -20.0 $ $ 0.396 $ $ 20.0 $ $ 2.200 $ 
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[1] Tanihata I 1996 J. Phys. G 22 157
Google Scholar
[2] Ryusuke S, Takayuki M, Kiyoshi K 2005 Prog. Theor. Phys. 113 1273
Google Scholar
[3] Kiyoshi K, Masayuki A 2014 Phys. Rev. C 89 034322
Google Scholar
[4] Wigner E P, Eisenbud L 1947 Phys. Rev. 72 29
Google Scholar
[5] Hale G M, Brown R E, Jarmie N 1987 Phys. Lett. 59 763
Google Scholar
[6] Humblet J, Filippone B W, Koonin S E 1991 Phys. Rev. C 44 2530
Google Scholar
[7] Taylor J R, Wiley J 1972 Scattering Theory: The Quantum Theory on Non-relativistic Collisions (New York: Inc. Mineola) pp204−207
[8] Amos K, Canton L, Pisent G, Svenne J P, van der Knijff D 2003 Nucl. Phys. A 728 65
Google Scholar
[9] Guo J Y, Fang X Z, Jiao P, Wang J, Yao B M 2010 Phys. Rev. C 82 034318
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[10] Lu B N, Zhao E G, Zhou S G 2012 Phys. Rev. Lett. 109 072501
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[14] Liu Q, Guo J Y, Niu Z M, Chen S W 2012 Phys. Rev. C 86 054312
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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