Application of an <i>ab-initio</i> -inspired energy density functional to nuclei: Impact of the effective mass and the slope of the symmetry energy on bulk and surface properties

The YGLO (Yang-Grasso-Lacroix-Orsay) functional is applied for the first time to investigate ground-state properties of different isotopic chains, from Oxygen Lead. Mean-field Hartree-Fock calculations are carried out analyze global trends separation energies, binding radii, neutron skins, and density profiles. We have three objectives: i) we study whether this leads a reasonable description (despite fact that it was not adjusted on nuclei) discuss associated limitations; ii) correct low-density nuclear gas, which peculiarity functional, has any relevant impact predictions nuclei; iii) connect radii profiles with corresponding equations state infinite matter. In particular, identify link existing between isoscalar effective mass spatial in neutron-deficient nuclei, namely proton tails densities. On other side, show slope symmetry energy connected neutron-rich nuclei: computed at saturation related skin thicknesses, as already well known, whereas calculated lower densities linked turns be quite low. Directions improve aspect explored suggested end manuscript.