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Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints

In the present discussion we concentrate on shape coexistence asobtained within a deformed single-particle field as well as startingfrom the spherical shell-model, incorporating deformationeffects via the residual proton-neutron quadrupole interaction. Wediscuss in particular the appearance of shape...

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Autores principales: Heyde, Kris L G, De Beule, J, Decroix, B, De Coster, C, Oros, A M
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1998
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/373975
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author Heyde, Kris L G
De Beule, J
Decroix, B
De Coster, C
Oros, A M
author_facet Heyde, Kris L G
De Beule, J
Decroix, B
De Coster, C
Oros, A M
author_sort Heyde, Kris L G
collection CERN
description In the present discussion we concentrate on shape coexistence asobtained within a deformed single-particle field as well as startingfrom the spherical shell-model, incorporating deformationeffects via the residual proton-neutron quadrupole interaction. Wediscuss in particular the appearance of shape coexisting phenomena inthe Pb region. In a second part then, we present a number ofexperimental fingerprints that allow to recognize the appearance ofshape coexisting phenomena or of shape mixing through the use ofselective experiments (e.g. band structure, spectroscopic factors,static moments, E0 properties and alpha-decay).
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spelling cern-3739752019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/373975engHeyde, Kris L GDe Beule, JDecroix, BDe Coster, COros, A MShape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprintsNuclear Physics - ExperimentIn the present discussion we concentrate on shape coexistence asobtained within a deformed single-particle field as well as startingfrom the spherical shell-model, incorporating deformationeffects via the residual proton-neutron quadrupole interaction. Wediscuss in particular the appearance of shape coexisting phenomena inthe Pb region. In a second part then, we present a number ofexperimental fingerprints that allow to recognize the appearance ofshape coexisting phenomena or of shape mixing through the use ofselective experiments (e.g. band structure, spectroscopic factors,static moments, E0 properties and alpha-decay).CERN-EP-98-181oai:cds.cern.ch:3739751998-11-16
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics - Experiment
Heyde, Kris L G
De Beule, J
Decroix, B
De Coster, C
Oros, A M
Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title_full Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title_fullStr Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title_full_unstemmed Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title_short Shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
title_sort shape coexistence in atomic nuclei and its spectroscopic fingerprints
topic Nuclear Physics - Experiment
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/373975
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