Density functional theory for reactions of astrophysical interest

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Apr 2011

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Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics, Volume 66, Issue 2, p. 368-373.

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Nuclear Physics

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For astrophysical processes nuclear reactions close to the particle emission threshold are of particular importance. As representative examples we investigate pairing resonances and new low-energy multipole modes in light and heavy exotic nuclei with a large charge asymmetry. As a common theoretical background, density functional theory and Fermi Liquid Theory are used. In particular, we consider the spectroscopy particle unstable systems, carrying the properties of open quantum systems. Results for the continuum spectroscopy of 10Li, the neutron-rich carbon isotopes, and the electromagnetic response of Sn-isotopes 138Ba are presented.

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