The Rotational Effects in E4 Transitions of Deformed Nuclei

WANG Bao-Lin; RONG Zhong-Lin; WU Hua-Chuan

Chinese Physics C> 1992, Vol. 16> Issue(2) : 165-171

The Rotational Effects in E4 Transitions of Deformed Nuclei

Huaiyin Normal College,2230012 Suzhou University,215006

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By employing the 1/N expansion technique,the analytical expressions of the reduced E4 matrix elements are derived for deformed nuclei.The results of the strengths of E4 transitions show that the inclusion of the rotational effects in E4 transition improves greatly the agreement between the theory and the experimental data.

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WANG Bao-Lin, RONG Zhong-Lin and WU Hua-Chuan. The Rotational Effects in E4 Transitions of Deformed Nuclei[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1992, 16(2): 165-171.

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The Rotational Effects in E4 Transitions of Deformed Nuclei

Corresponding author: WANG Bao-Lin,

Huaiyin Normal College,2230012 Suzhou University,215006

Received Date: 1900-01-01
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Available Online: 1992-02-05

Abstract: By employing the 1/N expansion technique,the analytical expressions of the reduced E4 matrix elements are derived for deformed nuclei.The results of the strengths of E4 transitions show that the inclusion of the rotational effects in E4 transition improves greatly the agreement between the theory and the experimental data.