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Self-Consistent Study of the Ground State and β-Decay Properties in C, N, O Region

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For neutron-rich isotopes in the region of the “oxygen anomaly”, the one- and two-neutron emission thresholds, neutron driplines positions, beta-decay half-lives and delayed multi-neutron emission branchings are calculated based on the Fayans energy density functional plus Continuum Quasiparticle Random Phase approximation. The applicability of the global approaches for treating the ground state and integral β-decay properties in light nuclei are discussed. Performance of the DF3a + CQRPA and relativistic RHB + RQRPA for oxygen isotopic chain is analysed.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I am grateful to Yu.E. Penionzkevich and Yu.G. Sobolev for information on the TETRA-program at Spiral-2, and N.N. Arsenyev for showing me the paper [11]. Discussions with Yu.A Litvinov and L.V. Grigorenko are appreciated.

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The IAEA full support of participation in the Coordinated Research Project “Development of a Reference Database for Beta-Delayed Neutron Emission” during the RCM-2,3 Meetings (2015, 2017) is gratefully acknowledged. Supported by the Russian Scientific Foundation (RSF 21-12-00061).

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Borzov, I.N. Self-Consistent Study of the Ground State and β-Decay Properties in C, N, O Region. Phys. Part. Nuclei 54, 581–585 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063779623040093

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