1963
DOI: 10.1063/1.3051142
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Nuclear Shell Theory

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“…(1)). While the direct part obeys the same algebra [14] as the simple single-particle operator, the exchange terms do not [5]. 210 Po, as the g-factor of this state should be essentially equal to (g 1 + og 1 ).…”
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“…(1)). While the direct part obeys the same algebra [14] as the simple single-particle operator, the exchange terms do not [5]. 210 Po, as the g-factor of this state should be essentially equal to (g 1 + og 1 ).…”
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“…From the so-called "center-of-gravity" or "center-of-mass" theorem [38] we know that measurements of the hyperfine interactions (multipolarity k>0) give no information about the center of gravity of the atomic level, determined by k=0. The latter, on the other hand, is dependent on the spherically averaged value of the nuclear charge distribution, which, in turn, gives rise to the volume-dependent part of isotope shifts.…”
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“…[18], was quoted incorrectly in Refs. [14,22]. Using the expression of the 9j symbol in terms of a 6j symbol [22]:…”
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“…is often encountered in atomic physics and plays a major role in nuclear physics, especially for the study of β-decay [14,15]. It can be evaluated in terms of 3j symbols [13]:…”
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