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Gaussian characterization of two-neutron halo nuclei
The halo nucleon-core system is, by definition, a shallow state nucleus. The nucleon, in most cases a neutron, is loosely bound to the other nucleons forming the core. Accordingly, the system is located inside the universal window; the halo nucleon most likely resides far from the rest of the nucleo
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