Abstract

The radial distributions of proton and neutron densities in the even–even isotopes 40−70Cа and 48−78Ni and the analogous distributions of neutron densities in the even–even isotopes 92−138Mo were calculated on the basis of the mean-fieldmodel involving a dispersive optical potential. The respective root-mean-square radii and neutron-skin thicknesses were determined for the nuclei under study. In N > 40 calcium isotopes, the calculated neutron root-mean-square radius exhibits a fast growth with increasing N, and this is consistent with the prediction of the neutron-halo structure in calcium isotopes near the neutron drip line.

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