Basis-dependent measures and analysis uncertainties in nuclear chaoticity
Basis-dependent measures and analysis uncertainties in nuclear chaoticity
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核混沌中的依赖于基础的测量和分析不确定性
DOI:
10.1016/j.physletb.2020.135676
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Yang Sun
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作者:
Long-Jun Wang;Fang-Qi Chen;Yang Sun
Chaoticity in nuclei is usually measured by the information entropy through analyzing wave functions, or by spectral statistics with the spectral rigidity and the nearest neighbor level spacing (NNLS) distribution. We show that although information entropy (or localization length) is a basis-dependent quantity, it is helpful for understanding the complexity of wave functions, especially when the corresponding levels lie in a highly-excited, dense region. On the other hand, although nuclear levels used for spectral statistics are quantum-mechanically observable, one has to treat them through a model-(and parameter-) dependent unfolding procedure, which may introduce large uncertainties for drawing a conclusion. By applying the projected shell model, we address these problems with an ensemble of∼ 20,000 J π= 1/2+ levels calculated for the well-deformed, odd-mass nucleus 153 Nd. Residual interactions that are responsible for nuclear chaoticity are discussed as well.