Recent Developments in the Interpretation of the Discrete Line Spectroscopy of Deformed Rare-Earth Nuclei
Recent Developments in the Interpretation of the Discrete Line Spectroscopy of Deformed Rare-Earth Nuclei
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变形稀土原子核离散线谱解释的最新进展
DOI:
10.1088/0031-8949/1983/t5/004
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发表时间:
1983
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
J. Garrett
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作者:
J. Garrett
Recent developments in the interpretation of high-spin, discrete-line data in terms of independent-particle motion in a rotating deformed nucleus are discussed. Particular attention is given to the interpretation of the residual interactions derived from a comparison of routhians corresponding to multiple-quasineutron configurations and those constructed from "experimental" values of the constituent single-quasineutron configurations. Similarly, the correlation between band-crossing frequencies in odd-N nuclei corresponding to the alignment of an i13/2 pair of neutrons, and the shape of the valence quasineutron orbit is established for a variety of configurations. The correspondence between the residual-interactions and band-crossing frequencies is discussed, and the extracted estimate of the pairing reduction associated with the "blocking" of a single quasineutron is compared with BCS estimates for constant level spacings. Finally, some suggestions are made concerning the physical basis of the shift in the h9/2 proton alignment frequencies between vn = 2, π = + and vn = 4, π = − bands in 180Os.