Abstract
An approximate dynamical symmetry referring to IBM-type bosons is shown to be latent in the shell model eigenfunctions for {sup 54}Cr and {sup 56}Fe. No symmetry is assumed in the approach, which invokes only a realistic shell model interaction and an interpretation of the bosons as nucleon pairs. Particular emphasis is placed on the levels involved in M1 excitation. 25 refs., 4 tabs., 1 fig.
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Halse, P.
IBM symmetries in realistic shell model states.
Australia: N. p.,
1992.
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Halse, P.
IBM symmetries in realistic shell model states.
Australia.
Halse, P.
1992.
"IBM symmetries in realistic shell model states."
Australia.
@misc{etde_10109146,
title = {IBM symmetries in realistic shell model states}
author = {Halse, P}
abstractNote = {An approximate dynamical symmetry referring to IBM-type bosons is shown to be latent in the shell model eigenfunctions for {sup 54}Cr and {sup 56}Fe. No symmetry is assumed in the approach, which invokes only a realistic shell model interaction and an interpretation of the bosons as nucleon pairs. Particular emphasis is placed on the levels involved in M1 excitation. 25 refs., 4 tabs., 1 fig.}
place = {Australia}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {IBM symmetries in realistic shell model states}
author = {Halse, P}
abstractNote = {An approximate dynamical symmetry referring to IBM-type bosons is shown to be latent in the shell model eigenfunctions for {sup 54}Cr and {sup 56}Fe. No symmetry is assumed in the approach, which invokes only a realistic shell model interaction and an interpretation of the bosons as nucleon pairs. Particular emphasis is placed on the levels involved in M1 excitation. 25 refs., 4 tabs., 1 fig.}
place = {Australia}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}