1960
DOI: 10.1016/0029-5582(60)90357-6
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0+ levels of even nuclei in the rare-earth region

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“…The fifth column represents the theoretical values of the total moments of inertia with the neutron-proton interaction. The sixth column represents the experimental values taken from [19][20][21]. In the seventh column, the ratios of the calculated moments of inertia with the neutron-proton interaction to the experimental moments of inertia are listed.…”
Section: Numerical Calculations and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fifth column represents the theoretical values of the total moments of inertia with the neutron-proton interaction. The sixth column represents the experimental values taken from [19][20][21]. In the seventh column, the ratios of the calculated moments of inertia with the neutron-proton interaction to the experimental moments of inertia are listed.…”
Section: Numerical Calculations and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This they showed to be 692 keY. On the other hand, other workers (Gallagher and Thomas 1959;Nathan and Hultberg 1959;Sheline 1960;Marklund, Van Nooijen, and Grabowski 1960) have suggested that this y-ray may result from the de-excitation of either a 692 keY level or a 815 keY level-via the 123 keY level-in 154Gd.…”
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“…The-terms (B-28d) and (B-28e) represent vibration-rotation interaction terms, which only have a small perturbing effect on spectra of ::~trongly deformed nuclei and may be neglected in the first approximatione In that case~ the eigenvalue equation (B-26) becomes separable.The eigenfunction m. y be.. writ ten in t.l)e form '(B-.30) which is normalized in a space with volume element(B-31) The rotational Hamiltonian (B-29a) corresponds to a symmetric top constrained so as not to rotate about the 3. axis (body Z-axis), Which has been chosen as the axis of symmetry.…”
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