A Fully Lane-consistent Dispersive Optical Model Potential for Even Fe Isotopes Based on a Soft-rotator Model

A fully Lane-consistent dispersive coupled-channel optical model (DCCOM) potential is derived that describes nucleon induced reactions on even iron isotopes. Low-lying structure of excited levels in iron even-even isotopes is described by a soft-rotator model that allows for dynamical deformation around the spherical shape. Soft-rotator Hamiltonian parameters are adjusted to reproduce the experimental energies of the low-lying collective levels of these isotopes. The comprehensive experimental database used in the fitting process included all scattering data for neutron and proton scattering up to 200 MeV. Employed Lane-consistent formalism allows deriving a potential fully symmetric for neutrons and protons. Lane consistency of the derived potential was validated by describing the quasi-elastic (p,n) scattering with excitation of IAS states. An exact approach for calculation of inelastic analyzing powers is derived. Calculated elastic and inelastic analyzing powers both for neutron and proton induced reactions were shown to be in good agreement with experimental data demonstrating the reliability of dispersive spin-orbit potential.