Calculation of the rotational bands for the 20Ne isotope

Shojaei, M R; Roshanbakht, N

doi:10.29252/ijpr.19.2.359

Calculation of the rotational bands for the 20Ne isotope

Authors

M R Shojaei

N Roshanbakht

https://doi.org/10.29252/ijpr.19.2.359

Abstract

The phenomenon of clustering in light nuclei is one of the interesting topics while its study is difficult. In this article, a simple model (the two-particle model which includes a core and a cluster) is presented for the investigation of the positive and the negative parity of rotational bands of 20Ne isotope. The Deng-Fan and the Hellman potentials are considered as the core and the cluster potential. Our results show that the energy levels of the rotational band with positive parities, employing the mentioned potentials, are in a good agreement with those of experimental data. But, in the negative parity rotational band, using the Deng-Fan potential, the corresponding results agree with the experimental data better than those of Hellman potential.

Keywords

cluster models

rotational bands

20Ne isotope

Deng-Fan potential

Hellman potential

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