Is it Possible to Describe Short-range NN Correlations in Nuclei on the Basis of Nucleonic Degrees of Freedom Only ?
G. G. Ryzhikh
Abstract
Assuming that NN interaction is modified inside a nucleus by a specific way, phenomenological effective broad core (BC) NN potential is constructed. It is shown that increase in the width of repulsive core lets us describe the Coulomb form factors of few-body nuclei on the basis of nucleonic degrees of freedom only.
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