March 3, 2026

Global description of nuclear properties at high angular momentum - properties of upsloping orbitals

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Nuclear properties are significantly influenced by configurations with holes in high-j shells, affecting stability.
Specific comparisons with experimental data highlight contributions of orbitals like f7/2 and g9/2.
This analysis characterizes the behavior of rotational bands formed under superdeformation conditions in nuclei.
The proposed decoupling factor for certain orbitals indicates potential advancements in understanding nuclear structure.

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For nuclei with only a few particles outside closed shells, rotational bands might be formed in configurations with holes in the core. Common properties of bands of this kind with hole(s) in the high-j shells, f7/2 g9/2 and h11/2 are discussed and specific examples are compared with experiment. At superdeformation it is suggested that an approximate decoupling factor for the π301 1/2 and ν411 1/2 orbitals can be extracted from existing data.

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I. Ragnarsson (Mon,) studied this question.

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