Sg. Cooper et Rs. Mackintosh, QUANTITATIVE CONTRIBUTION OF ANTISYMMETRY TO THE NUCLEON-NUCLEUS POTENTIAL, Nuclear physics. A, 592(3), 1995, pp. 338-364
Nucleon-nucleus potentials, local equivalent to the single configurati
on RGM S-matrices of Tang and collaborators, are determined using iter
ative-perturbative inversion techniques to establish the contributions
of antisymmetry for a range of nuclei from H-3 to Ca-40. Parity depen
dent potentials, which had been previously found for p+He-4, are estab
lished for all nuclei studied. These potentials are strongly dependent
on the target and the projectile energy. The magnitude of the parity
dependent component decreases with increasing target size and, in most
cases, with the nucleon energy. For the nuclei, H-3, He-3 and Li-6, w
ith spin-coupling effects excluded, a strong dependence on the channel
spin is found. A qualitative assessment is also made of the contribut
ions of antisymmetry to the imaginary potential.