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Coherent quadrupole states of three interacting bands and the solution of a Bohr-Mottelson Hamiltonian

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In this article, the projected functions of the coherent state model (CSM) describing the ground, gamma and beta bands are studied in the intrinsic frame of reference and several symmetry relations for the intrinsic functions are obtained.
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The projected functions of the coherent state model (CSM) describing the ground, gamma and beta bands are studied in the intrinsic frame of reference. Several symmetry relations for the intrinsic functions are obtained. Analytical expressions for the matrix elements of the collective operatorβm+ncosmγsinnγ are derived. Important selection rules are established for them.

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Coupling of two quasiparticles to coherent cores in the Pt isotopes

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New features of the triaxial nuclei described with a coherent state model

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New features of the triaxial nuclei described with a coherent state model

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Low-lying octupole bands in the coherent state model

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Low-lying bands as alpha-like dipole excitations of a coherent quadrupole boson state

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Interacting boson model of collective states I. The vibrational limit

TL;DR: In this paper, a unified description of collective nuclear states in terms of a system of interacting bosons was proposed, and both the vibrational and the rotational limit can be recovered within this model.
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“Shells” in deformed nuclei

TL;DR: In this article, the shell correction method was used to calculate the effect of nucleon shells in deformed and spherical nuclei, and the results were presented in such a way as to illustrate more clearly the effects of shell shells on nucleon nuclei.
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Rotational states in even atomic nuclei

TL;DR: In this paper, a theory of the energy states and the electromagnetic transitions between them for nuclei which do not possess axial symmetry was developed and the reduced probabilities for E2 and M1 transitions between various rotational states were computed.
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Surface oscillations in even-even nuclei

TL;DR: In this paper, surface oscillations in nuclei with deformation potentials independent of the shape parameter are discussed, and the regularities in even-even nuclei of the type discussed by Scharff-Goldhaber and Weneser are described.
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Particle Derivation of Nuclear Rotation Properties Associated with a Surface Wave

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