With experimental masses updated from AME11,the predictive power of relativistic mean-field(RMF) mass model is carefully examined and compared with HFB-17,FRDM,WS*,and DZ28 mass models.In the relativistic mean-field m...With experimental masses updated from AME11,the predictive power of relativistic mean-field(RMF) mass model is carefully examined and compared with HFB-17,FRDM,WS*,and DZ28 mass models.In the relativistic mean-field model,the calculation with the PC-PK1 has improved significantly in describing masses compared to the TMA,especially for the neutron-deficient nuclei.The corresponding rms deviation with respect to the known masses falls to 1.4 MeV.Furthermore,it is found that the RMF mass model better describes the nuclei with large deformations.The rms deviation for nuclei with the absolute value of quadrupole deformation parameter greater than 0.25 falls to 0.93,crossing the 1 MeV accuracy threshold for the PC-PK1,which may indicate the new model is more suitable for those largely-deformed nuclei.In addition,the necessity of new high-precision experimental data to evaluate and develop the nuclear mass models is emphasized as well.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 10805040, the National Basic Research Program of China under Grant No 2007CB815000, and the Post Doctorate Program of Zhengzhou University.
基金supported by the 211 Project of Anhui University (Grant No.02303319-33190135)the Key Research Foundation of Education Ministry of Anhui Province of China(Grant No.KJ2012A021)+1 种基金the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University of Ministry of Education of China(Grant No.NCET-09-0031)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.10975008,11105010,11035007, 11128510,11175001 and 11205004)
文摘With experimental masses updated from AME11,the predictive power of relativistic mean-field(RMF) mass model is carefully examined and compared with HFB-17,FRDM,WS*,and DZ28 mass models.In the relativistic mean-field model,the calculation with the PC-PK1 has improved significantly in describing masses compared to the TMA,especially for the neutron-deficient nuclei.The corresponding rms deviation with respect to the known masses falls to 1.4 MeV.Furthermore,it is found that the RMF mass model better describes the nuclei with large deformations.The rms deviation for nuclei with the absolute value of quadrupole deformation parameter greater than 0.25 falls to 0.93,crossing the 1 MeV accuracy threshold for the PC-PK1,which may indicate the new model is more suitable for those largely-deformed nuclei.In addition,the necessity of new high-precision experimental data to evaluate and develop the nuclear mass models is emphasized as well.
