Rotational Effect on Electromagnetic Transitions in Nuclei

Xing Zheng; Chen Zingqu

Chinese Physics C> 1989, Vol. 13> Issue(S2) : 213-219

Rotational Effect on Electromagnetic Transitions in Nuclei

Xing Zheng ¹ ,
Chen Zingqu ²

1. Center of Theoretical Physics, CCAST(World Lab.) and Department of Modern Physics, Lanzhou University;
2. Department of Modem Physics, Lanzhou University

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The signature-splitting of the energies, B(M1)-values and dynamical quadrupole moment in ¹⁵⁹Tm are investigated by means of the extended particle-rotor model. In particular, the effect of second-order Coriolis interaction on the signature-dependence of B(M1)-vaIues is discussed. It was noted that the calculated values are in qualitative agreement with the measured data.
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Xing Zheng and Chen Zingqu. Rotational Effect on Electromagnetic Transitions in Nuclei[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S2): 213-219.

Xing Zheng and Chen Zingqu. Rotational Effect on Electromagnetic Transitions in Nuclei[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(S2): 213-219. shu

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Rotational Effect on Electromagnetic Transitions in Nuclei

Xing Zheng ^1,
Chen Zingqu ^2,

1. Center of Theoretical Physics, CCAST(World Lab.) and Department of Modern Physics, Lanzhou University;
2. Department of Modem Physics, Lanzhou University

Received Date: 1988-06-16

Abstract: The signature-splitting of the energies, B(M1)-values and dynamical quadrupole moment in ¹⁵⁹Tm are investigated by means of the extended particle-rotor model. In particular, the effect of second-order Coriolis interaction on the signature-dependence of B(M1)-vaIues is discussed. It was noted that the calculated values are in qualitative agreement with the measured data.