2004 Vol. 21, No. 2
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2004, 21(2): 73-76.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.073
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The article reviews the recent progress of the scientific researches including synthesis of new nuclides, investigations of the isospin effects in heavy ion collisions, studies of the nuclear structure in high spin states and the applications of heavy ion beams to other scientific researches, such as biology and material science. It also gives a brief introduction of the development of the design and progress of the new project of heavy ion cooling storage ring (CSR) of Lanzhou.
The article reviews the recent progress of the scientific researches including synthesis of new nuclides, investigations of the isospin effects in heavy ion collisions, studies of the nuclear structure in high spin states and the applications of heavy ion beams to other scientific researches, such as biology and material science. It also gives a brief introduction of the development of the design and progress of the new project of heavy ion cooling storage ring (CSR) of Lanzhou.
2004, 21(2): 77-80.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.077
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The structure of the pentaquark state uudd is studied in the chiral quark model. Four configurations of Jπ=(1/2)- and four of Jπ=(1/2)+ are considered. The results show that the isospin T=0 state is always the lowest one for both Jπ=(1/2)- and Jπ=(1/2)+ cases in various models. But the theoretical
value of the lowest one is still about 250 - 300 MeV higher than the experimental mass of Θ.
The structure of the pentaquark state uudd is studied in the chiral quark model. Four configurations of Jπ=(1/2)- and four of Jπ=(1/2)+ are considered. The results show that the isospin T=0 state is always the lowest one for both Jπ=(1/2)- and Jπ=(1/2)+ cases in various models. But the theoretical
value of the lowest one is still about 250 - 300 MeV higher than the experimental mass of Θ.
2004, 21(2): 81-82.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.081
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In the SU(N) case we use the FadeevNiemi topological decomposition of nonabelian gauge potentials to derive the low energy effective Lagrangian under one loop approximation by integrating all degrees of freedom except the topological ones in its path integral. The result supports a mechanism on color confinment which comes from the dual Misner Effect. The effect from fermion fields is also discussed.
In the SU(N) case we use the FadeevNiemi topological decomposition of nonabelian gauge potentials to derive the low energy effective Lagrangian under one loop approximation by integrating all degrees of freedom except the topological ones in its path integral. The result supports a mechanism on color confinment which comes from the dual Misner Effect. The effect from fermion fields is also discussed.
2004, 21(2): 83-85.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.083
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In this paper,we introduce some of our recent works on the models and dynamics of transport theory for manybody system, which show the characteristic features of anomalous diffusion.
In this paper,we introduce some of our recent works on the models and dynamics of transport theory for manybody system, which show the characteristic features of anomalous diffusion.
2004, 21(2): 86-89.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.086
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The degree of isospin fractionation is measured by (N/Z)gas / (N/Z)liq,where (N/Z)gas and (N/Z)liq are the saturated neutronproton ratio of nucleon emissions ( gas phase) and that of fragment emitted (liquid phase) in heavy ion collision at intermediate energy. The calculated results by using the isospindependent quantum molecular dynamics model show that the degree of isospin fractionation is sensitive to the neutronproton ratio of colliding system. In particular, the degree of isospin fractionation sensitively depends on the symmetry potential and weakly on the inmedium nucleonnucleon cross section for the neutronrich system. In this case, we propose that the degree of isospin fractionation can be directly compared with the experimental data so that the information about symmetry potential can be obtained.
The degree of isospin fractionation is measured by (N/Z)gas / (N/Z)liq,where (N/Z)gas and (N/Z)liq are the saturated neutronproton ratio of nucleon emissions ( gas phase) and that of fragment emitted (liquid phase) in heavy ion collision at intermediate energy. The calculated results by using the isospindependent quantum molecular dynamics model show that the degree of isospin fractionation is sensitive to the neutronproton ratio of colliding system. In particular, the degree of isospin fractionation sensitively depends on the symmetry potential and weakly on the inmedium nucleonnucleon cross section for the neutronrich system. In this case, we propose that the degree of isospin fractionation can be directly compared with the experimental data so that the information about symmetry potential can be obtained.
2004, 21(2): 90-92.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.090
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The fully consistent relativistic random phase approximation (RRPA) built on the relativist mean field (RMF) ground state is presented. The fully consistent RRPA requires that the nuclear RMF wave function and the RRPA renormalization are calculated in a same effective Lagrangian. A theoretically complete treatment of the RRPA at the mean field level with no sea approximation must include not only the usual particlehole states, but also the pairs formed from the occupied Fermi states and Dirac states. Effects of inclusion of Dirac sea states in various multipole excitations are investigated. Considerable effects on the isoscalar giant multipole resonances are observed.
The fully consistent relativistic random phase approximation (RRPA) built on the relativist mean field (RMF) ground state is presented. The fully consistent RRPA requires that the nuclear RMF wave function and the RRPA renormalization are calculated in a same effective Lagrangian. A theoretically complete treatment of the RRPA at the mean field level with no sea approximation must include not only the usual particlehole states, but also the pairs formed from the occupied Fermi states and Dirac states. Effects of inclusion of Dirac sea states in various multipole excitations are investigated. Considerable effects on the isoscalar giant multipole resonances are observed.
2004, 21(2): 93-95.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.093
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The first moment of quark transversity distribution defines the tensor charge of nucleon. The tensor charge of nucleon can also be defined as the forward matrix element of the tensor current in the nucleon state,which is used to study the nucleon’s tensor charge in terms of quantum color dynamics(QCD) sum rule approach, the effective theory and model. A consistent nonperturbative approach to study nucleon property and hadronic physics is also discussed.
The first moment of quark transversity distribution defines the tensor charge of nucleon. The tensor charge of nucleon can also be defined as the forward matrix element of the tensor current in the nucleon state,which is used to study the nucleon’s tensor charge in terms of quantum color dynamics(QCD) sum rule approach, the effective theory and model. A consistent nonperturbative approach to study nucleon property and hadronic physics is also discussed.
2004, 21(2): 96-98.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.096
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N-pole contributions, especially due to off shell effect, in J/Ψ→ NM decays are
carefully studied. It is found that the decay width is sensitive to the form factor. The Npole contribution as a background is important in the J/Ψ→Nπ decay, ignorable in the J/Ψ→Nη and Nη' decays, and sizable in the J/Ψ→Nω decay.
N-pole contributions, especially due to off shell effect, in J/Ψ→ NM decays are
carefully studied. It is found that the decay width is sensitive to the form factor. The Npole contribution as a background is important in the J/Ψ→Nπ decay, ignorable in the J/Ψ→Nη and Nη' decays, and sizable in the J/Ψ→Nω decay.
2004, 21(2): 99-103.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.099
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The sympathetic cooling of BoseEinstein Condensate has been studied by virtue of quantum master equation and algebraic dynamics under mean field approximation. Soliton Excitations of BoseEinstein Condensate have been investigated by nonlinear Schrdinger equation for the wave function of the condensate.
The sympathetic cooling of BoseEinstein Condensate has been studied by virtue of quantum master equation and algebraic dynamics under mean field approximation. Soliton Excitations of BoseEinstein Condensate have been investigated by nonlinear Schrdinger equation for the wave function of the condensate.
2004, 21(2): 104-106.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.104
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We analyse the relation and the difference between the quantum correlation of two points in space and the communication between them. The statistical separability of two points in the space is defined and proven. From this statistical separability, we prove that the superluminal quantum communication betwcen different points is impossible. To emphasis the compatibility between the quantum theory and the relativity, we write the von Neumann equation of density operator evolution in the multitime form.
We analyse the relation and the difference between the quantum correlation of two points in space and the communication between them. The statistical separability of two points in the space is defined and proven. From this statistical separability, we prove that the superluminal quantum communication betwcen different points is impossible. To emphasis the compatibility between the quantum theory and the relativity, we write the von Neumann equation of density operator evolution in the multitime form.
2004, 21(2): 107-108.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.107
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The structures of (N)LST systems are studied in the SU(3)quark model, in which the coupling between quarkantiquark and the meson fields are included. A resonating group method (RGM) calculation shows that (N)0212could be a bound state with considerably large binding energy, when the mechanism of u(d) annihilation to K* is considered.
The structures of (N)LST systems are studied in the SU(3)quark model, in which the coupling between quarkantiquark and the meson fields are included. A resonating group method (RGM) calculation shows that (N)0212could be a bound state with considerably large binding energy, when the mechanism of u(d) annihilation to K* is considered.
2004, 21(2): 109-113.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.109
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The problems related to the modelling of quark confinement and Goldstone boson quark coupling in the prevailing constituent quark models are discussed
based on the lattice QCD result and the chiral symmetry spontaneous breaking
theory.
The problems related to the modelling of quark confinement and Goldstone boson quark coupling in the prevailing constituent quark models are discussed
based on the lattice QCD result and the chiral symmetry spontaneous breaking
theory.
2004, 21(2): 114-116.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.114
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We briefly introduced some of our recent work related to the phase matching condition in quantum searching algorithms and the improved Grover algorithm. When one replaces the two phase inversions in the Grover algorithm with arbitrary phase rotations, the modified algorithm usually fails in searching the marked state unless a phase matching condition is satisfied between the two phases. The Grover algorithm is not 100% in success rate, an improved Grover algorithm with zerofailure rate is given by replacing the phase inversions with angles that depends on the size of the database. Other aspects of the Grover algorithm such as the SO(3) picture of quantum searching, the dominant gate imperfections in the Grover algorithm are also mentioned.
We briefly introduced some of our recent work related to the phase matching condition in quantum searching algorithms and the improved Grover algorithm. When one replaces the two phase inversions in the Grover algorithm with arbitrary phase rotations, the modified algorithm usually fails in searching the marked state unless a phase matching condition is satisfied between the two phases. The Grover algorithm is not 100% in success rate, an improved Grover algorithm with zerofailure rate is given by replacing the phase inversions with angles that depends on the size of the database. Other aspects of the Grover algorithm such as the SO(3) picture of quantum searching, the dominant gate imperfections in the Grover algorithm are also mentioned.
2004, 21(2): 117-120.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.117
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The status of the investigations on the nucleon mass, nucleon radius and quark condensate in the framework of QCDinspired models and QCD effective field theories is briefly reviewed. The results in the global color symmetry model (GCM) are described a little detailedly. The calculated results indicate that, before the maximal density is reached, the mass of a nucleon in nuclear
matter decreases, the radius of a nucleon and the quark condensate increase very slowly, with the increase of the nuclear matter density. As the maximal nuclear matter density is reached, the mass of the nucleon vanishes gradually. The radius becomes infinite and the quark condensate vanishes suddenly. A new mechanism for the chiral symmetry restoration in nuclear matter is proposed.
The status of the investigations on the nucleon mass, nucleon radius and quark condensate in the framework of QCDinspired models and QCD effective field theories is briefly reviewed. The results in the global color symmetry model (GCM) are described a little detailedly. The calculated results indicate that, before the maximal density is reached, the mass of a nucleon in nuclear
matter decreases, the radius of a nucleon and the quark condensate increase very slowly, with the increase of the nuclear matter density. As the maximal nuclear matter density is reached, the mass of the nucleon vanishes gradually. The radius becomes infinite and the quark condensate vanishes suddenly. A new mechanism for the chiral symmetry restoration in nuclear matter is proposed.
2004, 21(2): 121-126.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.121
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In this paper we built a relation between the thermodynamical theory of the phase transition and field theory. We emphasized that in the quantum field theory we have to introduce the order parameter fields. Then the discussion of the phase transition is closed to the creation of the Goldstone bosons. If we only discuss the first order transition, the Goldstone bosons fields are sufficient. If we want to discuss the second order transition, we have to discuss a set of fields that constructs a representation of a symmetry group. We also apply this concept to color superconductivity.
In this paper we built a relation between the thermodynamical theory of the phase transition and field theory. We emphasized that in the quantum field theory we have to introduce the order parameter fields. Then the discussion of the phase transition is closed to the creation of the Goldstone bosons. If we only discuss the first order transition, the Goldstone bosons fields are sufficient. If we want to discuss the second order transition, we have to discuss a set of fields that constructs a representation of a symmetry group. We also apply this concept to color superconductivity.
2004, 21(2): 127-129.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.127
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Tensor polarization t20 of the deuteron is calculated on the basis of a hybrid quarkhadron model. A relativistic wave function of the deuteron is used to calculate the relativistic impulse approximation and the contribution of the ρπγ meson exchange process. Good agreement with experimental data is achieved when and only when the ρπγ coupling constant is taken as positive.
Tensor polarization t20 of the deuteron is calculated on the basis of a hybrid quarkhadron model. A relativistic wave function of the deuteron is used to calculate the relativistic impulse approximation and the contribution of the ρπγ meson exchange process. Good agreement with experimental data is achieved when and only when the ρπγ coupling constant is taken as positive.
2004, 21(2): 130-136.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.130
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The reflection asymmetric shell model approach has been developed for the description of octupole deformed nuclei. The Q· Q forces of quadrupole, octupole and hexadecapole as well as the monopole and quadrupole pairings are included in the Hamiltonian. The shell model space is spanned by a
selected set of the projected axial and octupole Nilsson + BSC basis. The general features of experimental octupole rotational bands can be reproduced and interpreted by the present model. The experimental superdeformed band states in 190, 194Hg are well reproduced by the present calculations, which provide theoretical support to the possible experimental evidence for the discovery of the octupole superdeformed rotational bands.
The reflection asymmetric shell model approach has been developed for the description of octupole deformed nuclei. The Q· Q forces of quadrupole, octupole and hexadecapole as well as the monopole and quadrupole pairings are included in the Hamiltonian. The shell model space is spanned by a
selected set of the projected axial and octupole Nilsson + BSC basis. The general features of experimental octupole rotational bands can be reproduced and interpreted by the present model. The experimental superdeformed band states in 190, 194Hg are well reproduced by the present calculations, which provide theoretical support to the possible experimental evidence for the discovery of the octupole superdeformed rotational bands.
2004, 21(2): 137-141.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.137
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A modified quark meson coupling (MQMC) model is extended to include Λhyperons and Ξhyperons. The extended model is then used to study the equation of state (EOS) for strange hadronic matter. A weak ΛΛ interaction deduced from recent observation of 6ΛΛHe double hypernucleus is adopted in the calculation. The resultant EOS is compared with that deduced from a strong ΛΛ interaction. It is found that while the system with the strong ΛΛ interaction is more deeply bound than ordinary nuclear matter due to the opening of new degrees of freedom, the system with the weak ΛΛ interaction is rather loosely bound compared to the later. It is necessary to introduce the strange mesons σ*and in the MQMC model to describe properly the interaction between the hyperons in either strong or weak ΛΛ interaction case.
A modified quark meson coupling (MQMC) model is extended to include Λhyperons and Ξhyperons. The extended model is then used to study the equation of state (EOS) for strange hadronic matter. A weak ΛΛ interaction deduced from recent observation of 6ΛΛHe double hypernucleus is adopted in the calculation. The resultant EOS is compared with that deduced from a strong ΛΛ interaction. It is found that while the system with the strong ΛΛ interaction is more deeply bound than ordinary nuclear matter due to the opening of new degrees of freedom, the system with the weak ΛΛ interaction is rather loosely bound compared to the later. It is necessary to introduce the strange mesons σ*and in the MQMC model to describe properly the interaction between the hyperons in either strong or weak ΛΛ interaction case.
2004, 21(2): 142-147.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.142
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The PHOBOS’s limiting fragmentation etc. three empirical scaling rules for
charged multiplicity in Au+Au collisions at RHIC are investigated by a
hadron and string cascade model LUCIAE. Similar studies are performed for the meson exploring its production mechanism via comparing with the charged
multiplicity. The LUCIAE results for charged multiplicity are compatible with
PHOBOS observations. However, for the meson the three empirical scaling
rules are either kept only or kept better in the LUCIAE calculations without
reduction mechanism of the s quark suppression extra introduced for the
strangeness in LUCIAE model. These results seem indicating a universal
production mechanism for charged particle and meson in string
fragmentation regime. It is discussed that the PHOBOS’s empirical scaling
rules are model dependent indeed.
The PHOBOS’s limiting fragmentation etc. three empirical scaling rules for
charged multiplicity in Au+Au collisions at RHIC are investigated by a
hadron and string cascade model LUCIAE. Similar studies are performed for the meson exploring its production mechanism via comparing with the charged
multiplicity. The LUCIAE results for charged multiplicity are compatible with
PHOBOS observations. However, for the meson the three empirical scaling
rules are either kept only or kept better in the LUCIAE calculations without
reduction mechanism of the s quark suppression extra introduced for the
strangeness in LUCIAE model. These results seem indicating a universal
production mechanism for charged particle and meson in string
fragmentation regime. It is discussed that the PHOBOS’s empirical scaling
rules are model dependent indeed.
2004, 21(2): 148-151.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.148
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The quark propagators are studied using the Dyson Schwinger equations in “rainbow” approximation in this article. Quark dynamical masses are obtained, and the mass of constituent quarks used commonly in literature is explained, i.e. the transition from current quark to constituent quark is dynamically given out.
The quark propagators are studied using the Dyson Schwinger equations in “rainbow” approximation in this article. Quark dynamical masses are obtained, and the mass of constituent quarks used commonly in literature is explained, i.e. the transition from current quark to constituent quark is dynamically given out.
2004, 21(2): 152-156.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.152
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In this article we reviews a new protocol of quantum memory based on the quasipin wave excitation of the Λ systems fixed the sites of lattice. This protocol tries to avoid the disadvantage of the quantum memory scheme based on free atom ensemble, the quantum decoherence induced by the quantum leakage of collective state. Especially,we discover a universal dynamic symmetry hidden in various ensemble based quantum storage scheme. To understand the significance of this work exactly, we also give a brief introduction to our systematical studies on collective symmetric excitons in quantum ensemble,which is the necessary to propose the present scheme for quantum memory.
In this article we reviews a new protocol of quantum memory based on the quasipin wave excitation of the Λ systems fixed the sites of lattice. This protocol tries to avoid the disadvantage of the quantum memory scheme based on free atom ensemble, the quantum decoherence induced by the quantum leakage of collective state. Especially,we discover a universal dynamic symmetry hidden in various ensemble based quantum storage scheme. To understand the significance of this work exactly, we also give a brief introduction to our systematical studies on collective symmetric excitons in quantum ensemble,which is the necessary to propose the present scheme for quantum memory.
2004, 21(2): 157-158.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.157
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Electromagnetic transition amplitudes of negative parity resonances are calculated based on onepion exchange (OPE) model and one gluon exchange (OGE) model, respectively. The configuration mixing caused by the hyperfine interactions of the two models is discussed. Calculated results for the
amplitudes indicate that baryon wave functions of OGE are more reasonable
than those of OPE.
Electromagnetic transition amplitudes of negative parity resonances are calculated based on onepion exchange (OPE) model and one gluon exchange (OGE) model, respectively. The configuration mixing caused by the hyperfine interactions of the two models is discussed. Calculated results for the
amplitudes indicate that baryon wave functions of OGE are more reasonable
than those of OPE.
2004, 21(2): 159-161.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.159
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The model of an axially symmetric rotor plus two quasiparticles for the Signature Inversion (SI) in oddodd nuclei is generalized to the triaxial deformation. The calculation of the odd odd nucleus 102Rh shows that the possible SI mechanism (i. e., the competition between the np interaction and the coriolis force in low K space) is also appropriate for oddodd nuclei in the A=100 region. A triaxial shape can improve the vibration property of the rotational spectra remarkably.
The model of an axially symmetric rotor plus two quasiparticles for the Signature Inversion (SI) in oddodd nuclei is generalized to the triaxial deformation. The calculation of the odd odd nucleus 102Rh shows that the possible SI mechanism (i. e., the competition between the np interaction and the coriolis force in low K space) is also appropriate for oddodd nuclei in the A=100 region. A triaxial shape can improve the vibration property of the rotational spectra remarkably.
2004, 21(2): 162-164.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.162
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The unstability of any isolated pure photon system is indicated from the angle of energy. The nature of this system is completely different from the one of an equilibrium state of photons, which is just the cosmic microwave background radiation observed. Therefore, our expanding universe can not come from a group of pure energy.
The unstability of any isolated pure photon system is indicated from the angle of energy. The nature of this system is completely different from the one of an equilibrium state of photons, which is just the cosmic microwave background radiation observed. Therefore, our expanding universe can not come from a group of pure energy.
2004, 21(2): 165-169.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.165
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The structure of Roper resonance is studied as hybrid states through decays J/Ψ→p*, N** by calculating the angular distributions and decay widths. The results show that the angular distribution parameters for decays J/Ψ→p*, N** are almost equal if the Roper is identified as a pure hybrid state, while their decay width are less the 1% of that for the decay J/Ψ→p, and the variance of the ratio Γ(J/Ψ→N*p)/Γ(J/Ψ→p) and Γ(J/Ψ→N**)/ Γ(J/Ψ→p) with the mixing parameter are presented,and also the scheme to identify the Roper structure in J/Ψ decays is discussed.
The structure of Roper resonance is studied as hybrid states through decays J/Ψ→p*, N** by calculating the angular distributions and decay widths. The results show that the angular distribution parameters for decays J/Ψ→p*, N** are almost equal if the Roper is identified as a pure hybrid state, while their decay width are less the 1% of that for the decay J/Ψ→p, and the variance of the ratio Γ(J/Ψ→N*p)/Γ(J/Ψ→p) and Γ(J/Ψ→N**)/ Γ(J/Ψ→p) with the mixing parameter are presented,and also the scheme to identify the Roper structure in J/Ψ decays is discussed.
2004, 21(2): 170-173.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.170
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Halos in the relativistic continuum Hartree Bogoliubov (RCHB) theory are investigated,including giant halo in the evenN Ca isotope near neutron drip line,halos in hypernuclei and the hyperon halos in 153ΛC.
Halos in the relativistic continuum Hartree Bogoliubov (RCHB) theory are investigated,including giant halo in the evenN Ca isotope near neutron drip line,halos in hypernuclei and the hyperon halos in 153ΛC.
2004, 21(2): 174-176.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.174
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The basic clue and the main steps of renormalization group method used for the description of critical phenomena is introduced. It is pointed out that this method really reflects the most important physical features of critical phenomena, i.e. self similarity,and set up a practical solving method from it. This way of setting up a theory according to the features of the physical system is really a good lesson for today’s physicists.
The basic clue and the main steps of renormalization group method used for the description of critical phenomena is introduced. It is pointed out that this method really reflects the most important physical features of critical phenomena, i.e. self similarity,and set up a practical solving method from it. This way of setting up a theory according to the features of the physical system is really a good lesson for today’s physicists.
2004, 21(2): 177-179.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.177
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Motor protein is a kind of small machines that convert chemical energy to mechanical works. It is revealed from the study of the twodimensional model that the non conservative impulsive force plays a significant role in the exchanging process of energy. A four state model characterizing the coupling of mechanical and chemical processes of molecular motor is also discussed.
Motor protein is a kind of small machines that convert chemical energy to mechanical works. It is revealed from the study of the twodimensional model that the non conservative impulsive force plays a significant role in the exchanging process of energy. A four state model characterizing the coupling of mechanical and chemical processes of molecular motor is also discussed.
2004, 21(2): 180-182.
doi: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.21.02.180
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Considering the Coulomb explosion induced by the interaction of a deuterium cluster target with ultra intensity femtosecond laser,the causation which generate energetic deuterium nuclei for the fusion has been analyzed. The mechanism for the dual explosion of deuterium cluster is proposed, and hence the velocity of deuterium nuclei and the expansion time of deuterium ion clusters have been estimated.
Considering the Coulomb explosion induced by the interaction of a deuterium cluster target with ultra intensity femtosecond laser,the causation which generate energetic deuterium nuclei for the fusion has been analyzed. The mechanism for the dual explosion of deuterium cluster is proposed, and hence the velocity of deuterium nuclei and the expansion time of deuterium ion clusters have been estimated.