Abstract
We study the effect of a hyperon immersed in the doubly magic nuclei, O, Ca, Ca, and Pb, as well as the neutron magic nucleus Zr. For a in the and states in O, Ca, Ca, Zr, and Pb, we compare the single-particle energies and density distributions of the core nucleons with those of the nuclei without the , as well as the point proton and neutron radii. A remarkable finding is that the bound induces a significant asymmetry in the proton-neutron density distributions in the core nucleus. This in turn gives rise to an appreciable, iso-vector mean field. As a consequence, the neutrons in the core are more attracted to the center of the nucleus, while the protons are pushed away, in comparison with those in the corresponding nucleus without the .
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