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It is found that small values of σ in zero range Skyrme interaction -tOδ(r1-r2) + t3δσ(R)δ(r1-r2) lead to smaller values for the compression modulus. It would therefore be of interest to study the limiting case σ → 0; this leads to a delta — log interaction for binding energy, effective two body interaction for single particle energies and the effective particle-hole interaction. This interaction is used to study the isotope shift.
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Abbas, A. (1982). Study of Delta — Log Interaction. In: Feng, D.H., Vallières, M., Guidry, M.W., Riedinger, L.L. (eds) Contemporary Research Topics in Nuclear Physics . Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1134-8_22
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