STUDY OF THE K-MIXING EFFECT THROUGH ANGULAR MOMENTUM PROJECTION
Abstract
The K-mixing effect is investigated for triaxial deformation through the angular momentum projection technique. The mathematical nature of the norm overlap kernels is discussed in terms of the Fourier analysis. A relation between the signature symmetry and the K quantum number is discussed. A non-cranked Hartree-Fock state is shown to be a K=0 dominating state. The spread of the K distribution happens in a symmetrical manner and the K-mixing is enhanced as triaxial deformation is enlarged. On the contrary, the J=0 component is contained only slightly against a naive expectation.
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