Abstract
Background: We constructed the Kyushu chiral matrix and confirmed its reliability at MeV and MeV for scattering. Reaction cross-section data of scattering are available for some nuclides including . The PREX II collaboration reported a thick neutron skin for .
Purpose: Our purpose is to deduce neutron skin thicknesses of and some other nuclides from reaction cross sections calculated in terms of the double folding model with the matrix.
Methods: We fold the matrix and densities given by mean-field calculations. To remedy the weaker constraint of the neutron sector, we renormalize densities so as to reproduce the observed cross sections.
Results: We found that a renormalization is necessary for . The neutron density obtained from renormalization results in fm by confronting the precision proton radius.
Conclusions: Our result is consistent with PREX II and therefore supports larger slope parameter . Results for and are also consistent with deduced from other experiments. For the present method gives thicker skins.
- Received 13 September 2021
- Accepted 16 November 2021
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.104.054613
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