Abstract
Nuclear level density is studied within a microscopic approach, which is derived based on the exact thermal pairing of the pairing Hamiltonian for the truncated single-particle levels around the Fermi surface in combination with the finite-temperature independent-particle model for the single-particle levels outside the truncated space. The numerical calculations are carried out for 170,171,172Yb isotopes, whose experimental data are available. The results obtained show that the exact thermal pairing is indeed very important for the valid description of nuclear level density in the low and intermediate regions of excitation energy.
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