Realistic shell model calculation of 2νββ nuclear matrix elements and role of shell structure in intermediate states
H. Nakada, T. Sebe, K. Muto
Abstract
We discuss two conditions needed for correct computation of 2νββ nuclear matrix-elements within the realistic shell-model framework. An algorithm in which intermediate states are treated based on Whitehead's moment method is inspected, by taking examples of the double GT+ transitions 36Ar→36S, 54Fe→54Cr and 58Ni →58Fe. This algorithm yields rapid convergence on the 2νββ matrix-elements, even when neither relevant GT+ nor GT- strength distribution is convergent. A significant role of the shell structure is pointed out, which makes the 2νββ matrix-elements highly dominated by the low-lying intermediate states. Experimental information of the low-lying GT strengths is strongly desired. Half-lives of T2ν1/2( EC/ EC; 36Ar→36S)=1.7× 1029yr, T2ν1/2( EC/ EC;54Fe→ 54Cr)=1.5× 1027yr,T2ν1/2( EC / EC;58Ni→58Fe)=6.1× 1024yrand T2ν1/2(β+/ EC;58Ni →58Fe)=8.6× 1025yr are obtained from the present realistic shell-model calculation of the nuclear matrix-elements.
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