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Nuclear Physics A

Volume 616, Issues 1–2, 14 April 1997, Pages 426-437
Nuclear Physics A

Theoretical studies of light halo nuclei; Bound states and continuum

This paper is dedicated in honor of the 70th birthday of professor D. Allan Bromley, Yale University
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Abstract

Hiking along the rugged coastlines of fundamental matter has been highly rewarding. Striking halo clusterizations of matter into a normal core and a loosely bound low density veil of neutrons seem to be more a rule than an exception. Thus we may study matter with very low density. We discuss the development of a theoretical understanding of dripline matter and present results of recent investigations of what specific features the continuum of a system with a halo ground state may have.

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