Nuclei Near and Far From β-Stability Line
Journal Title: Journal of Nuclear Physics, Material Sciences, Radiation and Applications - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
Proton to neutron ratio around β-stability line presents an open challenge to the nuclear physicists. The prominent milestone in this regard isthe discovery of the superheavy elements, nuclear halos in the lightest neutron-rich nuclei, experimental mapping of the nuclear shell structure near and far from stability. In this present paper, the behavior of the p- and n- halo nuclei near the β-stability line are discussed considering the variation of the radius with respect to the mass number and N~Z for different nuclei. Our aim is to study the nuclear properties through neutron and proton skin. The isospin symmetry breaking is for heavy halo nuclei of strong interest.
Authors and Affiliations
R. L. Nayak , T. Sahoo , A. Acharya
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