Shell-model calculations for the zinc isotopes

Hienen, J.F.A. van; Chung, W.; Wildenthal, B. H.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(76)90404-8

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“…Bloom and Fuller made a t = 0 calculation [7] that yields S + = 10.0 (interaction from [8]). Anantaraman et al [22] (interaction from [10,11]) obtain S + = 9.25 for t = 0 and S + = 7.38 for t = 1. The SMMC result [23] is shown in table I together with the numbers coming out of several truncations for both KB3 and BR interactions.…”

Section: Auerbach Et Almentioning

confidence: 94%

Gamow-Teller strength inFe54andFe

et al. 1995

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Section: Auerbach Et Almentioning

confidence: 94%

Gamow-Teller strength inFe54andFe

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“…6, which is taken from [30]. [34]. With the so derived interaction, called FPVH interaction, a calculation was performed using the computer code OXBASH [35].…”

Section: Oda's and Muto's Model It Is Worthwhile To Investigatementioning

confidence: 99%

Electroexcitation of magnetic dipole and other modes in46Ti and48Ti

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et al. 1990

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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With high-resolution inelastic electron scattering measurements on 46Ti and 48Ti the excitation mechanism of the transition into low lying J~ = 1 + states is investigated. The experimental evidence of considerable contribution of the orbital part of the M1 operator to the total transition strength is given by a model dependent analysis of form factors. The possibility of physical relationship to low lying J~=l + states in the rare earth nuclei is discussed in various models. Moreover E2 form factors and good candidates for M3 form factors are presented.

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“…Koops and Glaudemans explained energy spectra of the Ni and Cu isotopes using (lp3/2 , 0f5/2 , lpl/2)" model space and an effective Hamiltonian which they determined from experimental energies of these nuclei [1]. Their Hamiltonian, ASDI, was applied to the Zn isotopes by Van Hienen et al [2] and to the isotopes of Ga and Ge by the present authors [3]. Energy spectra of these nuclei were generally well reproduced by these calculations.…”

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confidence: 68%