Shell-model phenomenology of low-momentum interactions
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by
A. Schwenk,
A.P. Zuker
2005
Abstract
The first detailed comparison of the low-momentum interaction V_low k with
G matrices is presented. We use overlaps to measure quantitatively the
similarity of shell-model matrix elements for different cutoffs and oscillator
frequencies. Over a wide range, all sets of V_low k matrix elements can be
approximately obtained from a universal set by a simple scaling. In an
oscillator mean-field approach, V_low k reproduces satisfactorily many
features of the single-particle and single-hole spectra on closed-shell nuclei,
in particular through remarkably good splittings between spin-orbit partners on
top of harmonic oscillator closures. The main deficiencies of pure two-nucleon
interactions are associated with binding energies and with the failure to
ensure magicity for the extruder-intruder closures. Here, calculations
including three-nucleon interactions are most needed. V_low k makes it
possible to define directly a meaningful unperturbed monopole Hamiltonian, for
which the inclusion of three-nucleon forces is tractable.
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