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Microscopic Characterization of Nuclear Collectivity and Branching Ratios from Jost-RPA Pole Residues
Within the continuum Random Phase Approximation formulated via the Jost function method (Jost-RPA), we formulate a microscopic method to (i) evaluate nuclear collectivity through a dimensionless metric normalized to unity for a pure single-channel excitation, and (ii) extract partial decay widths an
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