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The effective nuclear interaction in theS=1,T=0 channel: a microscopical approach

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Recent experimental outcomes stimulate a renewed interest in theS=1,T=0 effective interaction. We examine it microscopically in the present paper. We find for the corresponding Landau parameterG a value smaller than the phenomenological outcomes but essentially in agreement both with previous theoretical calculations and with the indications of recent experiments. A non-trivial dependence on momentum and energy is actually present: the effective interaction increases withq but decreases withω.

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Cenni, R., Saracco, P. The effective nuclear interaction in theS=1,T=0 channel: a microscopical approach. Nuov Cim A 109, 407–414 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02731089

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