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Recent applications of four-body continuum-discretized coupled-channels calculations to 6He reactions

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The four-body continuum-discretized coupled-channels approach using a continuum-bins scheme of discretization for three-body projectiles, that has been recently developed, is presented. The formalism is discussed and applied to reactions induced by the Borromean nucleus 6He on different targets (27Al, 64Zn, 120Sn, and 208Pb), with special emphasis on the role of the Coulomb couplings.

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Recent applications of four-body continuum-discretized coupled-channels calculations to 6He reactions

Author: Rodríguez Gallardo, Manuela; Moro Muñoz, Antonio Matías
Publisher: AIP Publishing
Year: 2011
DOI: 10.1063/1.3608932
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Recen applica ions o ou -body
Con inuum-Disc e ized Coupled-Channels
calcula ions o eac ions
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Manuela Rod íguez-Galla do, and An onio M. Mo o
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Manuela Rod íguez-Galla do∗,† and An onio M. Mo o†
∗IEM, CSIC, Se ano 123, 28006 Mad id, Spain
†Dep o. FAMN, Uni e sidad de Se illa, Ap o. 1065, 41080 Se illa, Spain
Abs ac .
The ou -body con inuum-disc e ized coupled-channels app oach using a con inuum-bins
scheme o disc e iza ion o h ee-body p ojec iles, ha has been ecen ly de eloped, is p esen ed.
The o malism is discussed and applied o eac ions induced by he Bo omean nucleus 6He on
di e en a ge s (27Al, 64Zn, 120Sn, and 208Pb), wi h special emphasis on he ole o he Coulomb
couplings.
Keywo ds: Few-body sys ems. Di ec eac ions. Reac ions induced by uns able nuclei. Coupled-
channel and dis o ed-wa e models. Halo nuclei.
PACS: 21.45.- ,24.50.+g,25.60.- ,24.10.Eq,27.20.+n
INTRODUCTION
Exo ic nuclei ha e been objec o s udy in ecen yea s due o hei special p ope ies,
e y di e en om he nuclei o he s abili y alley. Among he exo ic nuclei, an
in e es ing case a e he so-called halo nuclei. These a e weakly-bound nuclei comp ising
a co e and one o wo alence neu ons o bi ing a dis ances la ge han he ypical
nuclea adii. In ecen yea s, la ge accele a o s ha e been buil a ound he wo ld o s udy
his kind o exo ic nuclei. Simul aneously, app op ia e eac ion heo ies ha e been also
de eloped o ex ac eliable in o ma ion om he expe imen al da a on exo ic nuclei.
The con inuum-disc e ized coupled-channels (CDCC) amewo k has been wide and
success ully used o yea s o analyze expe imen al da a on wo-body weakly-bound
nuclei using a h ee-body o malism ( ha is, wo-body p ojec ile plus a ge ). Recen ly,
he me hod has been ex ended o ou -body p oblems ( h ee-body p ojec ile plus a ge ),
wha allows o s udy eac ions wi h h ee-body weakly-bound nuclei, in pa icula ,
Bo omean nuclei. These nuclei has he special cha ac e is ic ha none o he h ee
bina y subsys ems is bound. This is he case o 6He(4He+n+n) o 11Li(9Li+n+n).
The CDCC me hod, o a h ee-body sca e ing p oblem, was de eloped in he 80s.
The basic idea o he me hod, explained in de ail in Re s. [1, 2], consis s in expanding
he s a es o he whole sys em (p ojec ile+ a ge ) in o he s a es o he p ojec ile. Fo
weakly-bound p ojec iles, he coupling o unbound s a es ( ha o m a con inuum) is el-
e an wi hin he eac ion dynamics. Then, we need o ea p ope ly he con inuum o he
p ojec ile. Fo his pu pose, in he s anda d h ee-body CDCC o mula ion, he con in-
uum spec um o he p ojec ile is unca ed a a maximum exci a ion ene gy
ε
max and he
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model space, om he b eakup h eshold o
ε
max, is hen di ided in o in e als, whe e
he numbe and posi ions o he in e als can depend on he p ope ies (e.g. esonan o
non- esonan ) o he con inuum o he sys em. Fo each such in e al, o ene gy bin, a
ep esen a i e squa e-in eg able s a e is cons uc ed as a linea supe posi ion o he wo-
body sca e ing s a es in he in e al. The me hod has been eno mously success ul in
he desc ip ion o elas ic and b eakup obse ables in eac ions in ol ing weakly-bound
wo-body p ojec iles [3, 4, 5] and has been ecen ly ex ended o include co e exci a ion
[6].
An al e na i e o ea he con inuum o he p ojec ile is o use a Pseudo-S a e (PS)
basis. This p ocedu e consis s in diagonalizing he Hamil onian o he sys em in a
unca ed disc e e basis and aking he posi i eene gy eigens a es as ep esen a i eo he
con inuum. The e a e many PS me hods in he li e a u e. Wi hin he CDCC amewo k,
di e en bases ha e been used like complex- ange Gaussian [7], T ans o med Ha monic
Oscilla o (THO) [8], and Lag ange [9].
In he pas decade he CDCC amewo k has been ex ended o ou -body p oblems.
Due o he di icul ies in calcula ing he ue con inuum o a h ee-body p ojec ile and
making bins, he CDCC was i s ex ended using PS bases like complex- ange Gaussian
[10, 11] and THO [12, 13]. Mos ecen ly, he binning p ocedu e has been de eloped
[14], p o iding mo e s able esul s o hea y a ge s.
In his wo k we p esen some ecen calcula ions o elas ic and b eakup obse ables,
o di e en eac ions induced by he Bo omean nucleus 6He, ob ained using he ou -
body CDCC o malism wi h he binning p ocedu e. In Sec ion II we explain he o mal
aspec s o he me hod. In Sec ion III we show he obse ables ob ained o he di e en
eac ions conside ed. Sec ion IV is he summa y and conclusions.
FOUR-BODY CDCC FORMALISM
To desc ibe he h ee-body g ound and exci ed con inuum s a es o he p ojec ile we
make use o a hype sphe ical ha monics (HH) expansion basis [15]. This in ol es use
o he one adial and i e angula hype sphe ical coo dina es,
ρ
,
α
,bx,by, ob ained om
he no malized Jacobi coo dina es~x,~y(see Fig. 1) o he h ee bodies [15, 13]. No e ha
he e a e h ee di e en Jacobi se s. The quan um numbe se ,
β
, ha de ines each h ee-
body channel [13] a e he hype momen um K, he o bi al angula momen a lxand lyin
coo dina es~xand~y, hei o al~
l=~
lx+~
ly, he o al spin Sxo he pa icles associa ed wi h
coo dina e~x, and he in e media e summed angula momen um ~
jab =~
l+~
Sx. I he spin
o he hi d pa icle, I, is assumed ixed hen he o al angula momen um is ~
j=~
jab +~
I
wi h p ojec ions
µ
. No e ha , o each con inuum ene gy
ε
and o al angula momen um
j, he e will be as many independen solu ions o he h ee-body sca e ing p oblem, as
he numbe o ou going channels
β
conside ed. These solu ions can be chosen as he
incoming channels
β
′, bu any o hogonal combina ion o hese could be equally alid.
Based on hese o al angula momen um eigens a es, Y
β
j
µ
(Ω)[13], whe e Ω≡
(
α
,bx,by), he bin wa e unc ions a e de ined as
φ
bin
nj
µ
(~x,~y) = ∑
β
Rbin
n
β
j(
ρ
)Y
β
j
µ
(Ω),(1)
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000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
000000
111111
111111
111111
111111
111111
111111
111111
x
y
R
2
1
3 a ge
p ojec ile
FIGURE 1. (Colo online) Rele an coo dina es o he sca e ing o a h ee-body p ojec ile by a
s uc u eless a ge .
whe e he label nincludes e e ence o he ene gy in e al o he bin [
κ
1,
κ
2], as well as
o he se o quan um numbe s
β
′. The unc ions Rbin
n
β
j(
ρ
)in Eq. (1) a e he associa ed
hype adial wa e unc ions,
Rbin
n
β
j(
ρ
)≡Rbin
[
κ
1,
κ
2]
β
′
β
j(
ρ
) = 2
p
π
N
β
′jZ
κ
2
κ
1
d
κ
e−i
δβ
′j(
κ
)
β
′j(
κ
)R
ββ
′j(
κ
,
ρ
),(2)
whe e
κ
=p2m|
ε
|/¯
his he momen um associa ed o he con inuum ene gy
ε
,
R
ββ
′j(
κρ
)a e he con inuum hype adial wa e unc ions wi h
δβ
′j(
κ
) hei sca e ing
phase shi , and
β
′j(
κ
)is a weigh unc ion wi h N
β
′ji s no maliza ion cons an . No e
ha o each jand h ee-body ene gy bin we mus cons uc wa e unc ions o all
allowed incoming channels
β
′. Fu he , as is explici in Eq. (1), o each nwe mus also
cons uc Rbin
n
β
j(
ρ
) o all allowed ou going channels
β
.
I ollows ha o include a la ge numbe o
β
′channels is a se e e compu a ional
challenge, and ha i is desi able o es ablish a hie a chy o he con inuum s a es ac-
co ding o hei impo ance o he eac ion dynamics. In so doing, we may be able o
desc ibe sca e ing obse ables using only a selec ed se o s a es, he numbe o hem
depending on he eac ion unde s udy. To his end, we make use o he eigens a es o
he mul i-channel h ee-body S-ma ix [16], o eigenchannels (EC), as ollows. (i) Fo
each jand con inuum ene gy
ε
, he S-ma ix in he
β
basis is diagonalized o ob ain
i s EC, enume a ed by
γ
, hei co esponding eigen alues exp[2i
δγ
j(
κ
)] and eigenphases
δγ
j(
κ
). (ii) The magni udes o hese eigenphases a e used o o de he EC. I has been
shown [14] ha hose EC wi h la ges phase shi s a e he mos s ongly coupled in he
eac ion dynamics, and hus a hie a chy o s a es can be es ablished by such an o de ing.
This leads o he possibili y o a unca ion in he numbe nec o EC included and es ing
o he con e gence wi h espec o his numbe .
The bin s a es gi en in Eq. (1) a e a disc e e ep esen a ion o he s a es o he h ee-
body p ojec ile. F om hem, he ou -body wa e unc ion o he p ojec ile- a ge sys em,
schema ically depic ed in Fig. 1, is o med as
ΨJM(~
R,~x,~y) = ∑
nj
µ
LML
φ
bin
nj
µ
(~x,~y)hLMLj
µ
|JMiiLYLML(b
R)1
R J
Lnj(R),(3)
whe e ~
Ris he coo dina e om he a ge o he cen e o mass o he p ojec ile, Lis
he o bi al angula momen um o he p ojec ile- a ge ela i e mo ion and Jis he o al
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angula momen um, ~
J=~
L+~
j. The adial unc ions J
Lnj(R)sa is y he sys em o coupled
equa ions
−¯
h2
2m d2
dR2−L(L+1)
R2+
ε
nj −E J
Lnj(R)+ ∑
L′n′j′
iL′−LVJ
Lnj,L′n′j′(R) J
L′n′j′(R) = 0,
(4)
whe e m is he educed mass o he p ojec ile- a ge sys em. The coupling po en ials
VJ
Lnj,L′n′j′(R)a e hen
VJ
Lnj,L′n′j′(R) = hLnjJM|b
Vp (~ 1,~ 2,~ 3)|L′n′j′JMi,(5)
whe e he ke |LnjJMideno es he unc ion ΦJM
Lnj(b
R,~x,~y)gi en by
ΦJM
Lnj(b
R,~x,~y) = ∑
µ
ML
φ
bin
nj
µ
(~x,~y)hLMLj
µ
|JMiYLML(b
R).(6)
To calcula e hese coupling po en ials, a mul ipole expansion o he p ojec ile- a ge
in e ac ion is de eloped. The p ocedu e is analogous o ha o a h ee-body p oblem
epo ed in Re . [4]. We assume ha he p ojec ile- a ge in e ac ion is he sum o he
in e ac ions o each pa icle o he p ojec ile wi h he a ge , Vk (~ k)wi h k=1,2,3.
Fo each pai po en ial, an app op ia e Jacobi se is chosen so ha he co esponding
coo dina e~ kdepends only on he ec o s ~
Rand ~yk. Assuming ha he po en ials a e
cen al, he coe icien s o he mul ipole expansion a e gene a ed as
Vk
Q(R,yk) = 1
2Z+1
−1Vk( k)PQ(zk)dzk,(7)
whe e PQ(zk)is a Legend e polynomial, Qis he mul ipole o de and zk=b
~yk·b
~
Ris he
cosine o he angle be ween~ykand ~
R. So, he coupling po en ial can be exp essed as
VJ
Lnj,L′n′j′(R) = ∑
Q
(−1)J−jˆ
Lˆ
L′L Q L′
0 0 0 W(LL′jj′,QJ)FQ
nj,n′j′(R),(8)
whe e he adial o m ac o FQ
nj,n′j′(R)is
FQ
nj,n′j′(R) = (−1)Q+2j−j′ˆ
jˆ
j′(2Q+1)∑
ββ
′
3
∑
k=1∑
β
k
β
′
k
N
ββ
kN
β
′
β
′
k(9)
×(−1)lxk+Sxk+j′
abk−jabk−Ik
δ
lxkl′
xk
δ
SxkS′
xk ˆ
lyk ˆ
l′
yk ˆ
lkˆ
l′
kˆ
jabk ˆ
j′
abk lyk Q l′
yk
0 0 0 
×W(lkl′
klykl′
yk;Qlxk)W(jabk j′
abklkl′
k;QSxk)W(jj′jabk j′
abk;QIk)
×Z Z(sin
α
k)2(cos
α
k)2d
α
k
ρ
5d
ρ
Rbin
n
β
j(
ρ
)
ϕ
lxklyk
Kk(
α
k)Vk
Q(R,yk)
ϕ
lxkl′
yk
K′
k(
α
k)Rbin
n′
β
′j′(
ρ
),
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wi h
β
kbeing he se o quan um numbe s in he k’ h Jacobi sys em whe e he po en ial
does no depend on xk, and
β
being he se in he Jacobi sys em in which he s a es
o he p ojec ile a e calcula ed. The ma ix elemen s N
ββ
k ans o m he hype angula ,
angula and spin pa s o he wa e unc ions om one Jacobi se o ano he . Thei explici
exp ession as a unc ion o he Raynal-Re ai coe icien s is de eloped in Re . [17]. No e
ha Eqs. (8) and (9) a e comple ely gene al, and do no depend on he na u e o he
basis.
APPLICATION TO 6HE+TARGET REACTIONS
We apply he o malism o he p eceding sec ion o se e al eac ions induced by he
Bo omean halo nucleus 6He. The eac ions conside ed, o which elas ic expe imen al
da a exis , a e 6He+27Al a 11 MeV, 6He+64Zn a 13.6 MeV, 6He+120Sn a 17.4 MeV,
and 6He+208Pb a 22 MeV. No e ha each a ge has a mass app oxima ely wice ha
o p e ious a ge and he ene gies in he labo a o y ame a e nea he Coulomb ba ie .
So, a s udy o his se o eac ions can gi e us a insigh on he ole o he Coulomb
in e ac ion as he mass o he a ge inc eases.
He e we use he same s uc u e model o he h ee-body sys em 6He, as in Re s. [12,
13, 14]. The nucleus is ea ed as a h ee-body sys em o an ine
α
pa icle co e and wo
alence neu ons. A no able p ope y o 6He is ha none o i s bina y sub-sys ems bind,
while he h ee-body sys em has a single bound s a e wi h binding ene gy o 0.973 MeV
and o al angula momen um j
π
=0+. I s low-lying con inuum spec um is domina ed
by a na ow j
π
=2+ esonance, 0.825 MeV abo e h eshold. The Hamil onian includes
wo-body po en ials plus an e ec i e h ee-body po en ial. The 6He g ound-s a e and
con inuum wa e unc ions a e gene a ed using he codes FACE [17] and STURMXX
[18]. The maximum hype momen um used was Kmax =8. The pa ame e s o he h ee-
body in e ac ion a e adjus ed o ep oduce he g ound-s a e sepa a ion ene gy and ma e
adius and he esonance ene gy ( o j=1−and 2+s a es). The calcula ed g ound s a e
ene gy was 0.953 MeV and he oo mean squa ed ( ms) adius was 2.46 m (assuming
a ms adius o 1.47 m o he
α
pa icle).
The coupled-channels equa ions we e sol ed using he code FRESCO [19], ha eads
he coupling po en ials ex e nally. We included in he calcula ion he s a es wi h angula
momen um j=0+, 1−, 2+and he p ojec ile- a ge in e ac ion mul ipole couplings wi h
o de Q=0,1,2. The agmen - a ge in e ac ions we e ep esen ed by op ical po en ials
which ep oduce he elas ic sca e ing a he app op ia e ene gy. The po en ials used
a e om he global pa ame iza ion o Koning and Dela oche [20] o he n+ a ge
subsys ems. Fo he 4He+ a ge subsys ems he choice depends on he a ge , being
om [21] o 27Al, [22] o 64Zn, [23] o 120Sn, and [24] o 208Pb. Fo all hese
eac ions we ha e ound con e gence including only he i s ou h EC and disc e izing
he con inuum in o 6 and 9 bins, o each EC, o j=0+,2+and j=1−, espec i ely. The
maximum ene gy o 6He included a ies om 6 MeV o 6He+27Al and 6He+64Zn o 7
MeV o 6He+120Sn, and 8 MeV o 6He+208Pb.
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60
θc.m. (deg ees)
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
σ/σRu h
Expe imen al da a
No con inuum
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Al
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
θc.m.(deg ees)
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
σ/σRu h
Expe imen al da a
No con inuum
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Sn
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
θc.m. (deg ees)
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
σ/σRu h
Expe imen al da a
No con inuum
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Zn
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
θc.m. (deg ees)
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
σ/σRu h
Expe imen al da a
No con inuum
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Pb
FIGURE 2. (Colo online) Elas ic di e en ial c oss sec ion ( a io o Ru he o d) in he cen e o mass
ame o 6He+27Al a 11 MeV ( op le ), 6He+64Zn a 13.6 MeV ( op igh ), 6He+120Sn a 17.4 MeV
(bo om le ), and 6He+208Pb a 22 MeV (bo om igh ). The expe imen al da a a e aken om Re s. [25],
[22], [26], and [27] o 6He+27Al, 6He+64Zn, 6He+120Sn, and 6He+208Pb, espec i ely.
Elas ic sca e ing
In Fig. 2 we show he elas ic di e en ial c oss sec ion dis ibu ions o he eac-
ions conside ed. The yellow ci cles a e he exis ing expe imen al da a om Re s.
[25, 22, 26, 27]. The do ed blue lines a e he calcula ions wi hou including he con-
inuum. The black solid lines a e he ull ou -body CDCC calcula ions including bo h
nuclea and Coulomb in e ac ions. Finally he dashed ed lines a e he ull ou -body
CDCC calcula ions including only nuclea couplings (keeping he cen al Coulomb in-
e ac ion be ween he colliding nuclei). We can see ha in all he eac ions he ou -body
CDCC calcula ions, wi h Coulomb and nuclea in e ac ions, ep oduces ai ly well he
expe imen al da a. Only o he 6He+208Pb sys em, he expe imen al da a a backwa d
angles is somewha unde es ima ed by he calcula ion. We can also see he ele ance o
including he con inuum o ep oduce he expe imen al da a. Compa ing wi h he nu-
clea calcula ion we see ha he ole o he Coulomb in e ac ion is p ac ically negligible
o he ligh es a ge 27Al whe eas is c ucial o he hea ies a ge 208Pb.
B eakup
In Fig. 3 we p esen he b eakup di e en ial dis ibu ions as a unc ion o he cen e -
o -mass sca e ing angle. The black solid lines a e he ull ou -body CDCC calcula ions
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60
θ (deg ees)
1
10
100
dσbu/dΩ (mb/s )
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Al
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
θc.m. (deg ees)
1
10
100
dσbu/dΩ (mb/s )
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Sn
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
θc.m. (deg ees)
1
10
100
dσbu/dΩ (mb/s )
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Zn
0 30 60 90 120 150 180
θc.m. (deg ees)
1
10
100
dσbu/dΩ (mb/s )
4b-CDCC: Nuclea +Coulomb
4b-CDCC: Nuclea
Pb
FIGURE 3. (Colo online) B eakup di e en ial c oss sec ion dis ibu ion in he cen e o mass ame
o 6He+27Al a 11 MeV ( op le ), 6He+64Zn a 13.6 MeV ( op igh ), 6He+120Sn a 17.4 MeV (bo om
le ), and 6He+208Pb a 22 MeV (bo om igh ).
TABLE 1. To al b eakup and eac ion c oss sec ions.
6He+27Al 6He+64Zn 6He+120Sn 6He+208Pb
σ
nuc+coul
eac (mb) 1661.7 1442.9 1495.9 1389.8
σ
nuc+coul
bu (mb) 187.09 97.06 161.85 266.28
σ
nuc
bu (mb) 166.71 56.15 67.44 70.84
including bo h nuclea and Coulomb in e ac ions and he dashed ed lines a e he ull
ou -body CDCC calcula ions including only nuclea couplings. He e we see ha he
Coulomb b eakup is no ele an o he ligh es a ge , whe eas ge s d ama ically im-
po an as he mass o he a ge inc eases.
We can see his ac mo e clea ly in Table 1 whe e he o al eac ion and b eakup c oss
sec ions oge he wi h he o al nuclea b eakup c oss sec ion a e shown. I is no iceable
he la ge dec ease o he nuclea b eakup c oss sec ion wi h espec o he nuclea plus
Coulomb b eakup c oss sec ion in he case o he hea ies a ge , whe eas bo h b eakup
c oss sec ions a e e y close o he ligh es a ge .1
1No e ha he o al eac ion and b eakup is la ge o he ligh es a ge since he ene gy o he eac ion
is well abo e he Coulomb ba ie wi h espec he o he h ee eac ions.
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T i ial local pola iza ion po en ial
We ha e also ex ac ed om he ou -body CDCC calcula ions he so-called i ial
local pola iza ion (TLP) po en ial [28]. This is a local and L-independen po en ial
which ep esen s he o e all e ec o he b eakup channels on he elas ic sca e ing.
This po en ial is cons uc ed in such a way ha he one-channel calcula ion pe o med
wi h he po en ial Uba e( ) +UTLP( )gi es app oxima ely he same elas ic sca e ing as
he ull CDCC calcula ion. The ba e po en ial, Uba e( )is jus he sum o he agmen -
a ge in e ac ions con olu ed wi h he g ound s a e densi y o he 6He nucleus. Figu e 4
shows hese pola iza ion po en ials, due o Coulomb and nuclea in e ac ion wi h solid
black lines and nuclea wi h dashed lines, calcula ed o he di e en sys ems a di e en
ene gies.
The eal pa o he TLP po en ials is epulsi e (excep a e y sho dis ances whe e
he de ails o his po en ial a e p obably no meaning ul). This epulsi e componen is
mainly due o nuclea couplings [29, 30, 31]. Howe e , as he a ge mass inc eases he
eal pa s a s o exhibi a long- ange nega i e ail a dis ances la ge han he s ong
abso p ion adius. The e ec o his long- ange a ac i e ail is o educe he he heigh
o he ba ie o he ba e po en ial leading o an enhancemen o he abso p ion [32]. This
ail is known o a ise om dipole Coulomb couplings and is consis en wi h quali a i e
ea u es ound in ecen op ical model i s o he 6He+208Pb da a [29]. The imagina y
pa s o he TLP po en ials a e mos ly abso p i e. Bo h he eal and imagina y pa s
ex end o la ge dis ances, well beyond he s ong abso p ion adius. These ea u es a e
consis en wi h he indings o Mackin osh and Keeley [33] and Rusek [34].
The TLP ex ac ed om he calcula ion wi h only nuclea couplings does no show he
a ac i e ail o he eal pa , e idencing he Coulomb o igin o his ail. Besides, he
imagina y pa s o all he a ge s ha e a longe ange han in he calcula ion including
he Coulomb couplings. This e ec is la ge o he hea ies a ge and e y small o
he ligh es a ge .
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
We ha e p esen ed he ou -body CDCC o malism o s udy he eac ions induced
by h ee-body p ojec iles like he Bo omean nucleus 6He. To ea he h ee-body
con inuum o he p ojec ile we use a con inuum-bins scheme ha has been ecen ly
de eloped. The o malism has been applied o se e al eac ions o 6He wi h inc easing
mass a ge s: 6He+27Al a 11 MeV, 6He+64Zn a 13.6 MeV, 6He+120Sn a 17.4 MeV,
and 6He+208Pb a 22 MeV.
We ha e compa ed he elas ic c oss sec ion dis ibu ions calcula ed wi h he ou -
body CDCC wi h he exis ing expe imen al da a. In gene al, we ha e ound a good
ag eemen . We ha e compa ed he calcula ed dis ibu ions including Coulomb plus
nuclea couplings wi h hose pe o med including only nuclea couplings and we ha e
ound ha he ole o he Coulomb b eakup g ows d as ically om he ligh es o he
hea ies a ge . The same e ec is p esen in he b eakup angula dis ibu ions.
We ha e also p esen ed he TLP po en ials ex ac ed om he ou -body CDCC
calcula ions, wi h and wi hou Coulomb b eakup. Inclusion o Coulomb couplings has
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