A short-range EFT for deformed s-wave halo nuclei reduces to the particle-rotor model at leading order, renormalizes spectra for 11Be and 17C, and yields regulator-stable ANCs plus improved breakup cross sections after one NLO operator is added.
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Analysis of transfer to continuum states in 16C(d,p)17C requires a large N=16 shell gap (>5 MeV) in 17C.
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Constraining the $N=16$ Shell Gap in $^{17}$C via Transfer to the Continuum in the $^{16}$C$(d,p)^{17}$C Reaction
Analysis of transfer to continuum states in 16C(d,p)17C requires a large N=16 shell gap (>5 MeV) in 17C.
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Deformation, halo, and bubble structure: A paradigm shift of exotic phenomena in light to medium mass nuclei
A consolidated review of the authors' AMD+Glauber+FRDWBA program claiming p-wave one-neutron halos in 29Ne/31Ne/34Na/37Mg, Borromean two-neutron halos near N=20–28, and altered r-process abundances when direct-capture rates replace statistical-model rates.