Inner Region and Nonstatic Effects of Nuclear Forces in the Triplet Odd State
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Nuclear forces at small distances and nonstatic effects are discussed in the triplet odd state by use of the potential model. It is investigated whether singular behavior such as the repulsive core is indispensable in this state. Analysis shows that the hard-core like repulsion is not indispensable and nonsingular potentials reproduce the solutions of the phase shift analysis very well. The suppression of rapid increase of the ^<3>F_4-phase shift at high energies is obtained by introducing the quadratic spin-orbit potentials modified so as to be effective in the coupled states. The behavior of the ^<3>F_0-phase shift at E~50 Mev is also discussed in connection with properties of potentials in the intermediate region.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1965-01-25
著者
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Wada Masanobu
Department Of Electronic Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Tohoku Univeristy
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Watari Wataro
Reseach Institute For Atomic Energy Osaka City University
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Tamagaki Ryozo
Department Of Physcis Kyoto University
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