Contribution of the 2p-1h Multiple Scattering Correlation to the Spectra of 17O and 15O

Wu Shishu; Yang Shande; Li Yuncai

Chinese Physics C> 1989, Vol. 13> Issue(S3) : 321-329

Contribution of the 2p-1h Multiple Scattering Correlation to the Spectra of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O

Department of Physics, Jilin University, Chang Chun

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Using the method of Green's function and partial summation of multiple scattering, we have investigated in various approximations the contribution of 2p-1h multiple scattering correlation to the low energy spectrum of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O, respectively. In our calculation, the nuclear force employed is the Paris potential and the energy dependence of G matrices has been taken into account rigorously. The numerical results agree with the experimental data reasonably well.
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Wu Shishu, Yang Shande and Li Yuncai. Contribution of the 2p-1h Multiple Scattering Correlation to the Spectra of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S3): 321-329.

Wu Shishu, Yang Shande and Li Yuncai. Contribution of the 2p-1h Multiple Scattering Correlation to the Spectra of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S3): 321-329. shu

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Contribution of the 2p-1h Multiple Scattering Correlation to the Spectra of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O

Department of Physics, Jilin University, Chang Chun

Received Date: 1987-06-03

Abstract: Using the method of Green's function and partial summation of multiple scattering, we have investigated in various approximations the contribution of 2p-1h multiple scattering correlation to the low energy spectrum of ¹⁷O and ¹⁵O, respectively. In our calculation, the nuclear force employed is the Paris potential and the energy dependence of G matrices has been taken into account rigorously. The numerical results agree with the experimental data reasonably well.