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THE LOW-ENERGY MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC DIPOLE EXCITATIONS IN 180-186 W F. ERTUĞRAL 1 Oliver Lodge Laboratory, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 7ZE, United Kingdom 2 Department of Physics, University of Sakarya, Sakarya, Turkey

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THE LOW-ENERGY MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC DIPOLE EXCITATIONS IN 180-186 W. F. ERTUĞRAL. 1 Oliver Lodge Laboratory, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 7ZE, United Kingdom 2 Department of Physics, University of Sakarya, Sakarya, Turkey. INTRODUCTION. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE LOW-ENERGY MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC DIPOLE EXCITATIONS IN 180-

186W

F. ERTUĞRAL

1Oliver Lodge Laboratory, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 7ZE, United Kingdom2Department of Physics, University of Sakarya, Sakarya, Turkey

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INTRODUCTION Magnetic (scissors) and electric dipole mode:

great interest of modern nuclear structure physics.

Found for isotopes from light nuclei (such as 46Ti) up to actinides and also gama soft and transitional nuclei

Gives information:

nuclear structure nucleon-nucleon forces

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2 characters in accordance with parities of dipole excitations:

1- = electric dipole mode

1+ = magnetic (scissors) mode

Quadratic dependenceStrong fragmentationConcentrated around 3 MeV

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Hartree-Fock approximation: violates symmetries rotational or transitional invariance broken

RPA used to calculate scissors mode in heavy deformed nuclei

Goldstone (spirious state with zero energy) mode

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THEORY

s

ssssssqpH ))()()()()(( ~~

The corresponding single-quasiparticle hamiltonian

(1)

0],[ JH sqp

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restoredseparable isoscalar and isovector effective interaction

1 ,0],[ 10 JhhH sqp (2)

]J,VH[]J,VH[h sqpsqp 11

00 2

1

]J,V[]J,V[h 11

11 2

1

(3)

(4)

)()( 01 rVAZNrV z

0

1

4VV

V0 and V1 the isoscalar and isovector depth of the potential wells

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10 pn pn111

QRPAsqp JHJ ]],[,[)(

QRPAJVJ ]],[,[ 11

)1()1(1

)1(1

)1(1

(5)

(6)

the translation invariance can be obtained by the substitution

PJ

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The model Hamiltonian of the system

VhhHH sqp 10

jijji

iV

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1+ states are considered as one-phonon excitations

,00 |)]()()()([

21|| CCQ ii

ii

1)]()([22 ii

To obtain the excitations energies solve the equation of motion

iiisqp QQVhhH ],[ 10

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where

ss'

ss'ss'ss'ss'ss')(

p )()(R iipi

j Lj

ss'

ss'ss'ss'ss'ss')( )()( ii

i LsR

The reduced M1 transition probability

22

)()()(43)10,1( Nilsi

jpi RggRMB

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Excitation energies

ii

iii

MB

MB

),1(

),1(

Ground-state transition width 0 (meV).

or

meV )1(86.3)1( 30 MBM i

meV )1(349.0)1( 30 EBE i

)/( 330

0 MeVmeVi

red

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Results and Discussion

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Table 1. The calculated values of the pairing correlation parameters (in MeV) and 2 values for the 180-186W isotopes.

N n n p p 2

106 1.20 -7.46 1.00 -5.80 0.210

108 0.90 -7.11 0.85 -6.47 0.207

110 0.97 -6.80 1.20 -6.98 0.201

112 1.00 -6.54 0.90 -7.62 0.190

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=40/A MeV which has been obtained from magnetic moments calculations.

=300 A-5/3 fm-2 which is related to isovector symmetry potential.1

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CONCLUSION A separation of the spirious state from the 1+

states changesThe distribution of the B(M1) strengthIncreases the fragmentation

The calculations provided detailed information the excitation energiestransitional probabilities structure of low–lying dipole excitations

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The relative contribution of K = 0 below 4 MeV is quite small.

A few prominent K =1- states in the low-energy.

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CollaboratorsE. Guliyev and A.A.Kuliev

and

I am very much indepted to R. D. Page, R-D Herzberg, D. J. Joss, D. O’Donnell, B. Saygi and M. Drummond for their helpful discussions, and I would like to thank the colleagues at the Oliver Lodge Laboratory, Liverpool University, for the kind hospitality experienced during the stay from which the present work originated.