Exotic nuclei far from the stability line
Abstract
The recent availability of radioactive beams has opened up a new era in nuclear physics. The interactions and structure of exotic nuclei close to the drip lines have been studied extensively world wide, and it has been revealed that unstable nuclei, having weakly bound nucleons, exhibit characteristic features such as a halo structure and a soft dipole excitation. We here review the developments of the physics of unstable nuclei in the past few decades. The topics discussed in this Chapter include the halo and skin structures, the Coulomb breakup, the dineutron correlation, the pair transfer reactions, the two-nucleon radioactivity, the appearance of new magic numbers, and the pygmy dipole resonances.
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@article{arxiv.1208.1583,
title = {Exotic nuclei far from the stability line},
author = {K. Hagino and I. Tanihata and H. Sagawa},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1208.1583},
year = {2017}
}
Comments
43 pages, 30 eps figures. chapter in "100 years of subatomic physics", edited by E.M. Henley and S. Ellis