The reaction 67Zn(t, α)66Cu

Cameron, J. A.; Janzen, V. P.; Schubank, R.; Habib, E.E.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(84)90017-4

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“…From the experimental evidences [7] it has been argued [8] that many levels of odd copper nuclei may be accounted for within the context of a shell model in which 56Ni behaves like a closed core. From the analysis of the observed distribution of the single particle strengths in terms of the weak coupling of the particle motion with the collective vibrational states of Ni core, one can estimate the extent of core polarization effect in the single particle spectra.…”

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Scenario of charge distributions of f-p shell nuclei

Bhattacharya

1995

Z. Physik A - Hadrons and Nuclei

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Abstract.Using the experimental occupation probabilities for the single particle states near the Fermi surface, the charge distribution of 54Fe, 5s-6~Ni and 64"66Zn have been calculated on the basis of an optimized one body potential. Excellent agreement with the experimental values have been found both in the case of single particle (-hole) energies and rms charge radii of the nuclei under consideration. Calculated values of Barrett moments and equivalent radii are in good agreement with the experiment. The details of the charge distributions have been evaluated by Fourier-Bessel analysis.

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