2011/06/19 by G. K. Nie, Nie, G. K.
Earth and Planetary Sciences · Physics and Astronomy · #Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions #FOS: Physical sciences #Nuclear Theory (nucl-th) #Nuclear physics research studies #Quantum, superfluid, helium dynamics
paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1106.3731
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A phenomenological alpha-cluster model based on np-pair interactions and the charge symmetry of nuclear force allows one to estimate the Coulomb energy, the Coulomb radius RC, the Coulomb energy of the last proton interaction with the residual nucleus and the radius of its position Rp in a symmetrical nucleus. The values RC and Rp obtained for the symmetrical nuclei with 5<= Z<=45 are used in a long standing task of determination of the parameters of the Woods-Saxon potential of neuton/proton bound state used in DWBA analysis of direct one nucleon transfer reactions. According to the charge symmetry of nuclear force a requirement of equality of the nuclear potentials of the last neutron and the last proton in a symmetrical nucleus is added to the standard well-depth procedure in solving the Shrödinger equation, which makes RC the crucial parameter to determine the parameters of the nuclear potential and the value of the last proton rms radius 1/2 in the wave representation. Comparative analysis of the radii 1/2 and Rp, RC, the experimental radii and the nuclear potential radii obtained at the calculations shows that for the nuclei with Z>16 it is inappropriate to represent a single particle bound state by the Woods-Saxon potential. Using asymptotic coefficient of wave function allows one to estimate error in obtaining spectroscopic factor caused by using the standard parameters in DWBA analysis of pure peripheral reactions. It is shown that using these may bring an error up to 48%.