February, 21-24, Hadron-Nuclear Physics 2011. Intro. : Density Distribution in Nuclei 2/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 Ref. B.R. Martin For medium and heavy.

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February, 21-24, Hadron-Nuclear Physics 2011

Intro. : Density Distribution in Nuclei 2/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 Ref. B.R. Martin For medium and heavy nuclei(A>20), Normal nuclear density is,

Intro. : Soft-wall Model 3/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 4D generating functional5D classical effective action Operator5D bulk field [Operator]5D mass Current conservationGauge symmetry ResonancesKlauza-Klein states where,

Intro. : Soft-wall Model 4/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 Ref. Ghergetta, Kapusta, and Kelly(2009) with scale factor In soft-wall model, we can reproduce the Regge-like behavior of the mass spectrum. Also, we can obtain IR-boundary condition without ambiguity.

Holographic Nuclei in Hard-wall Model 5/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 Ref. K.Kim, Y.Ko, and Y.Kim(2010) with decomposition as The general solution

Holographic Nuclei in Hard-wall Model 6/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 One possible choice! Two boundary conditions at center r=0 and at surface r=R, where,

Holographic Nuclei in Hard-wall Model 7/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011

Holographic Nuclei in Soft-wall Model 8/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 using separation of variables Solution for A(r),

Holographic Nuclei in Soft-wall Model 9/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 The general solution when l=0, Near UV-boundary, Near IR-boundary, Converge! Diverge!

Holographic Nuclei in Soft-wall Model 10/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011 Ex) A=20

Summary We studied a spherically symmetric dense object in soft-wall model. We try to improve the studies in hard-wall model by removing the ambiguity at IR-boundary. The density profile obtained from soft-wall model is not so bad until A<30, however it does not have much plateau. 11/11Feb 21-24, 2011, HNP2011

Thank you for your attention!