Nucleon density in the nuclear periphery determined with antiprotonic x-rays: cadmium and tin isotopes

(2) Heavy Ion Laboratory; (3) Institute of Experimental Physics; (4) Physics Department; (5) Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies; (6) CERN; A. Trzcinska (2); B. Ketzer (1); B. Klos (4); E. Widmann (6); F. J. Hartmann (1)

arxiv: nucl-ex/0206015 · v1 · submitted 2002-06-21 · ⚛️ nucl-ex

Nucleon density in the nuclear periphery determined with antiprotonic x-rays: cadmium and tin isotopes

R. Schmidt (1) , A. Trzcinska (2) , T. Czosnyka (2) , T. von Egidy (1) , K. Gulda (3) , F. J. Hartmann (1) , J.Jastrzebski (2) , B. Ketzer (1)

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M. Kisielinski (2) B. Klos (4) W. Kurcewicz (3) P. Lubinski (2) P. Napiorkowski (2) L. Pienkowski (2) R. Smolanczuk (5) E. Widmann (6) S. Wycech (5) ((1) Physik-Department Technische Universitat Muenchen (2) Heavy Ion Laboratory Warsaw University (3) Institute of Experimental Physics (4) Physics Department Silesian University (5) Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies (6) CERN Geneva Switzerland)

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The x-ray cascade from antiprotonic atoms was studied for 106Cd, 116Cd, 112Sn, 116Sn, 120Sn, and 124Sn. Widths and shifts of the levels due to strong interaction were deduced. Isotopic effects in the Cd and Sn isotopes are clearly seen. The results are used to investigate the nucleon density in the nuclear periphery. The deduced neutron distributions are compared with the results of the previously introduced radiochemical method and with HFB calculations.

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Nucleon density in the nuclear periphery determined with antiprotonic x-rays: cadmium and tin isotopes

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