The 8th international conference on particle physics and astrophysics

Single particle nucleon energies of selected nuclei based on modified folded Yukawa potential

28 Oct 2026, 17:05

15m

Sevastopol Hotel

Oral talk Nuclear physics Nuclear physics

Description

There exist a number of models for nuclear structures allowing for descriptions of various nuclear properties [1]. One of such models is based on the idea of nucleons inside a given nucleus lying in the folded Yukawa potential, accounting for the spin-orbit and the Coulomb interactions [2, 3]. The model can be adapted for different nuclei properties calculations [4].

The work presents calculated single particle nucleon energies of selected nuclei based on spherically symmetrical shape approximation for modified folded Yukawa potential. The proposed modification provides for a way of taking possible metastable single particle levels into account. Obtained energy levels are suitable to be used in combinatorial approaches of calculating level density of excited states of a nucleus in the frozen core approximation.

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