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Nuclear Physics A

Volume 453, Issue 4, 2 June 1986, Pages 685-706
Nuclear Physics A

Continuity-equation constraint in the two-vertex nuclear processes: Radiative muon capture on 16O and 40Ca

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Abstract

A modified form of the impulse-approximation effective hamiltonian of the nuclear radiative muon capture (RMC) is developed. In the derivation we have used the electromagnetic current-continuity equation; the procedure is actually an extension for the nonzero momentum transfer of the Siegert theorem. Radiative capture rates and spectra of the emitted photons for RMC on 16O and 40Ca are analysed by using the nuclear shell-model wave functions for the calculation of the partial RMC transition rates. The spectra obtained are strongly reduced in comparison with the standard impulse-approximation calculations and agree with the phenomenological results. The main contradiction of recent RMC theoretical works has been resolved in this way.

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