Investigation of Self-Consistent Relativistic Microscopic Optical Potential

CHEN Bao-Qiu

Chinese Physics C> 1993, Vol. 17> Issue(4) : 345-352

Investigation of Self-Consistent Relativistic Microscopic Optical Potential

CHEN Bao-Qiu ^,

Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing 102413

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In Dirac-Brueckner calculations for nuclear matter,the average binding energy per nucleon versus density curve is not uniquely defined if coupling to anti-particle is neglected.According to the Hugenholtz-Van Hove theorem,a constraint requires that the nucleon separation energy equals to the fermi energy at saturation density.Choosing saturation energy as empirical value E_B/A=－15.8MeV,the self-consistent calculation leads to the saturation density k_f=1.41fm^－1 and effective mass m*=0.52m,in compressive coefficient k=208MeV.Applying the first law of thermodynamics,self-consistent effective mass (real scalar potential) and the binding energy per nucleon as function of the nuclear density can be obtained.With the realistic nucleon-nucleon interaction (Bonn potential),the vector potential can be obtained from solving the RBBG equation,which weakly depends on the momentum.The cross section and spin observables of the nucleon-nucleus scattering are studied with this new self-consistent relativistic microscopic optical potential.

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Investigation of Self-Consistent Relativistic Microscopic Optical Potential

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Institute of Atomic Energy,Beijing 102413

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Abstract: In Dirac-Brueckner calculations for nuclear matter,the average binding energy per nucleon versus density curve is not uniquely defined if coupling to anti-particle is neglected.According to the Hugenholtz-Van Hove theorem,a constraint requires that the nucleon separation energy equals to the fermi energy at saturation density.Choosing saturation energy as empirical value E_B/A=－15.8MeV,the self-consistent calculation leads to the saturation density k_f=1.41fm^－1 and effective mass m*=0.52m,in compressive coefficient k=208MeV.Applying the first law of thermodynamics,self-consistent effective mass (real scalar potential) and the binding energy per nucleon as function of the nuclear density can be obtained.With the realistic nucleon-nucleon interaction (Bonn potential),the vector potential can be obtained from solving the RBBG equation,which weakly depends on the momentum.The cross section and spin observables of the nucleon-nucleus scattering are studied with this new self-consistent relativistic microscopic optical potential.

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