Microscopic Self-Energy Of Ca-40 From The Charge-Dependent Bonn Potential

The effects of short-range correlations on the nucleon self-energy in Ca-40 are investigated using the charge-dependent Bonn (CDBonn) interaction. Comparisons are made with recent results for the self-energy of Ca-40 derived from the dispersive optical-model (DOM). Particular emphasis is placed on the nonlocality of the imaginary part of the microscopic self-energy which suggests that future DOM analyses should include this feature. In particular, data below the Fermi energy appear sensitive to the implied orbital angular-momentum dependence of the self-energy. Quasiparticle properties obtained for the CDBonn interaction are substantially moremean-field-like than the corresponding DOM results with spectroscopic factors larger by about 0.2. Reaction cross sections obtained from the microscopic self-energy for scattering energies up to 100 MeV indicate that an adequate description of volume absorption is obtained while a considerable fraction of surface absorption is missing. The analysis of the nonlocality of the imaginary part of the microscopic self-energy suggests that a simple Gaussian provides an adequate description, albeit with rather large values for beta, the nonlocality parameter.