Abstract
A version of a partially self-consistent phenomenological mean field of a nucleus that considers the effect of nucleon density polarization due to particle-hole interaction is proposed. Allowing for this effect enables us to fit the calculated charge radius of the nucleus and the energies of isobaric analog resonance to the corresponding observed magnitudes without using any additional parameters.
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