Abstract
The study of the transitional nuclei in the framework of the sdg boson model was necessitated by recent measurements of E2 and E4 transitions in the Pt and Os isotopes which can not be explained in the sd boson models. It is shown how {gamma}-unstable and triaxial shapes arise from special choices of sdg model Hamiltonians. Ways of limiting the number of free parameters through consistency and coherence conditions are also discussed. A satisfactory description of E2 and E4 properties is obtained for the Pt and Os nuclei, which also predicts dynamic shape transitions in these nuclei. 36 refs., 10 tabs., 12 figs.
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Lac, V S, and Kuyucak, S.
Description of transitional nuclei in the sdg boson model.
Australia: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Lac, V S, & Kuyucak, S.
Description of transitional nuclei in the sdg boson model.
Australia.
Lac, V S, and Kuyucak, S.
1992.
"Description of transitional nuclei in the sdg boson model."
Australia.
@misc{etde_10109144,
title = {Description of transitional nuclei in the sdg boson model}
author = {Lac, V S, and Kuyucak, S}
abstractNote = {The study of the transitional nuclei in the framework of the sdg boson model was necessitated by recent measurements of E2 and E4 transitions in the Pt and Os isotopes which can not be explained in the sd boson models. It is shown how {gamma}-unstable and triaxial shapes arise from special choices of sdg model Hamiltonians. Ways of limiting the number of free parameters through consistency and coherence conditions are also discussed. A satisfactory description of E2 and E4 properties is obtained for the Pt and Os nuclei, which also predicts dynamic shape transitions in these nuclei. 36 refs., 10 tabs., 12 figs.}
place = {Australia}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Description of transitional nuclei in the sdg boson model}
author = {Lac, V S, and Kuyucak, S}
abstractNote = {The study of the transitional nuclei in the framework of the sdg boson model was necessitated by recent measurements of E2 and E4 transitions in the Pt and Os isotopes which can not be explained in the sd boson models. It is shown how {gamma}-unstable and triaxial shapes arise from special choices of sdg model Hamiltonians. Ways of limiting the number of free parameters through consistency and coherence conditions are also discussed. A satisfactory description of E2 and E4 properties is obtained for the Pt and Os nuclei, which also predicts dynamic shape transitions in these nuclei. 36 refs., 10 tabs., 12 figs.}
place = {Australia}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}