1970
DOI: 10.1063/1.3021984
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Collective Models of the Nucleus

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“…At the deformation (6 ~ 0.14) suggested by Lieder et al [2] we expect the 1/2-[301] state at a low excitation energy. Assuming the levels in question to be members of a K= 1/2 rotational band gives an experimental decoupling factor a = -0.14 whereas the Nilsson model predicts a ~ 1 at moderate deformations for a band built on the 1/2-[301] state [11,12]. According to the Nilsson model the only alternative 1/2-states for 28<N<50 are the 1/2-[310] and 1/2-[321] states.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the deformation (6 ~ 0.14) suggested by Lieder et al [2] we expect the 1/2-[301] state at a low excitation energy. Assuming the levels in question to be members of a K= 1/2 rotational band gives an experimental decoupling factor a = -0.14 whereas the Nilsson model predicts a ~ 1 at moderate deformations for a band built on the 1/2-[301] state [11,12]. According to the Nilsson model the only alternative 1/2-states for 28<N<50 are the 1/2-[310] and 1/2-[321] states.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to get the right qp, the two superconducting equations were solved separately for protons and neutrons. Nitsson parameters were taken from [11]. Both pairing strenghts were adjusted so as to reproduce the gaps corresponding to the odd-even mass differences in this region.…”
Section: H=ar2 +Hp +H~ O (A=h2/(20))mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…% ~, + (C/2) ~ % the quadrupole vibrations of the 4~ or 56Ni core in terms of the deformation parameters % [6], and H~ t the interaction between the quadrupole vibrations and the single-particle motion. The single-particle energies e~ have been extracted from a tabulation of the energy levels of a Nilsson-type Hamiltonian for the spherical limit [7], in analogy to [8]. For the residual interaction Vwe have taken the Sussex interaction plus an explicit pairing force…”
Section: Basis Functions and Hamiltonian Of The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%