Cross-Shell States in $^{17,19}$C Populated via One-Neutron Knockout Reactions
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Y. Satou
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J.W. Hwang
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S. Kim
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Y. Kondo
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T. Nakamura
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J. Gibelin
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N.L. Achouri
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T. Aumann
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H. Baba
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F. Delaunay
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P. Doornenbal
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N. Fukuda
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N. Inabe
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T. Isobe
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D. Kameda
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D. Kanno
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N. Kobayashi
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T. Kobayashi
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T. Kubo
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J. Lee
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R. Minakata
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T. Motobayashi
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D. Murai
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T. Murakami
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K. Muto
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T. Nakashima
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N. Nakatsuka
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S. Nishi
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S. Ogoshi
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H. Otsu
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H. Sato
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Y. Shimizu
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H. Suzuki
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K. Takahashi
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H. Takeda
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S. Takeuchi
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R. Tanaka
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Y. Togano
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A.G. Tuff
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K. Yoneda
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Abstract
Theoretical description of cross-shell states, whose parity is opposite to that of the ground state, in light neutron-rich nuclei represents a difficult task, since they involve transitions encompassing two major shells on a proton-neutron asymmetric system. More specifically obtaining reliable effective interactions in the nuclear shell model for such transitions is a challenge. Scarcity of experimental constraints may be additionally responsible to this. An experimental attempt to furnish new spectroscopic information on cross-shell states in neutron-rich carbon isotopes, ^17C and ^19C, is described, and the applicability of modern shell-model interactions in describing relevant spectroscopy is discussed. Brief description of the experiment utilizing RIKEN-RIBF, SAMURAI spectrometer is provided.