Single-Particle Transfer and Nuclear Supersymmetry. Pick-Up and Stripping with SUSY
J. Barea, R. Bijker, A. Frank, G. Loyola
Abstract
Transfer reactions constitute a stringent test for nuclear supersymmetry, a theory that simultaneously describes neighboring nuclei with bosonic and fermionic character. We construct and analytically evaluate one-nucleon transfer matrix elements between supersymmetric partners with the U(6/4) case as an example, and stress the need for a careful treatment of bosonic and fermionic operators in the construction of mixed tensor operators.
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