Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes
The low-lying positive-parity states of doubly even titanium isotopes are analyzed with the classical semimicroscopic model which involves the coupling of a two-proton cluster to the corresponding vibrational cores. The calculated energy-level sequence and electromagnetic properties compare favorabl...
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todo:paper_05562813_v19_n4_p1535_Abecasis2023-10-03T15:34:27Z Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes Abecasis, S.M. Carcione, J.M. The low-lying positive-parity states of doubly even titanium isotopes are analyzed with the classical semimicroscopic model which involves the coupling of a two-proton cluster to the corresponding vibrational cores. The calculated energy-level sequence and electromagnetic properties compare favorably with experiment although no attempt to the best fit to individual properties was pursued. Comparison with calculated values with other models is also performed. NUCLEAR STRUCTURE Ti44, Ti46, Ti48, and Ti52; calculated levels, J, , B(E2), B(M1), q, , , , b. Classical semimicroscopic model. © 1979 The American Physical Society. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_05562813_v19_n4_p1535_Abecasis |
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The low-lying positive-parity states of doubly even titanium isotopes are analyzed with the classical semimicroscopic model which involves the coupling of a two-proton cluster to the corresponding vibrational cores. The calculated energy-level sequence and electromagnetic properties compare favorably with experiment although no attempt to the best fit to individual properties was pursued. Comparison with calculated values with other models is also performed. NUCLEAR STRUCTURE Ti44, Ti46, Ti48, and Ti52; calculated levels, J, , B(E2), B(M1), q, , , , b. Classical semimicroscopic model. © 1979 The American Physical Society. |
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Abecasis, S.M. Carcione, J.M. Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes |
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Abecasis, S.M. Carcione, J.M. |
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Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes |
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Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes |
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Classical semimicroscopic model applied to doubly even titanium isotopes |
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