The Hexadecapole Moments of Atomic Nuclei

Suekane, Shingo; Yamaguchi, Yoshio

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“…'t a = nlj az nljm az nljm as ntjm a2a3 ntjm· (12) The total energy E('OIe(a) of the system is given by summing up Enljm(a) according ~to a suitable order of shell filling of the core-particles* and is written as follows:…”

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Octupole Type Deformation of Nuclear Surface

Suekane

1959

Prog. Theor. Phys.

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The shell structure dependence of the surface rigidity to nuclear octupole type deformation is examined. In order to calculate the energy change due to octupole type deformation, a coordinate transformation which transforms a deformed surface into a spherical one is introduced. The results of our calculations are in good agreement with the trend of experimentaT data suggested by low lying odd parity states of even-even nuclei and display a characteristic shell structure dependence as well as quadrupole type deformation. According to the deformed potenital model, it is shown that octupole type deformations are closely connected with quadrupole type deformations. This fact may play an important role in determining the spin values of low lying odd parity states of even-even nuclei and in understanding a mechanism of asymmetric fission.at Wayne State University on April 12, 2015 http://ptp.oxfordjournals.org/ Downloaded from

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Octupole Type Deformation of Nuclear Surface

Suekane

1959

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“…p./(r 2 ) versus I, we obtain the lines similar to Schmidt lines for the magnetic dipole moments. Far a configuration (j)'" of m (odd) e=1uiva.lent nucleons in the ground state (I= j) , the expression for the octupole moment is again given by ( 4).…”

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The Magnetic Octupole Moments of Nuclei

Suekane

Yamaguchi

1957

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The magnetic octupole moment !J of the nucleus is discussed on the basis of the shell and collective models. In the strong coupling case of the collective model, !2 becomes smaller than the shell model tuult because of the quenching of the moment along the symmetry axis of the deformed core. This fact is in agreement with experimental data (for Ga71, 73, In115, and Jl27) available at present.* !Jc 01, is in good approximation free from the higher order deformations than 2. This is in contrast to the case of hexadecapole moments discussed in reference 4.

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Rotations and Vibrations in Deformed Nuclei

Davidson

1965

Rev. Mod. Phys.

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The Hexadecapole Moments of Atomic Nuclei

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Octupole Type Deformation of Nuclear Surface

Octupole Type Deformation of Nuclear Surface

The Magnetic Octupole Moments of Nuclei

Rotations and Vibrations in Deformed Nuclei

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