Isoscalar giant monopole resonance and its overtone in microscopic and macroscopic models

Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory

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Revtex file (18 pages) and 6 figures. Appearing in Physical Review C

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10.1103/PhysRevC.68.064301

We calculate the transition density for the overtone of the isosclar giant monopole resonance (ISGMR) from the response to an appropriate external field $\hat{f}_\xi(r)$ obtained using the seemiclassical fluid dynamic approximation and the Hartree-Fock (HF) based random phase approximation (RPA). We determine the mixing parameter $\xi$ by maximizing the ratio of the energy weighted sum for the overtone mode to the total energy weighted sum rule and derive a simple expression for the microscopic transition density associated with the overtone mode. This macroscopic transition density agrees well with that obtained from the HF-RPA calculations. We also point out that the ISGMR and its overtone can be clearly identified by considering the response to the electromagnetic external field $\hat{j}_o(qr)$ .

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