The first and second crossings in low-lying rotational bands of Er isotopes: A systematic study
Abstract
Essential understanding about the structure of rotating nuclei has come from the study on the band crossings which are often associated with the alignment of a pair of quasiparticles. In this work, the first and second discontinuities in the low-lying rotational bands of 156−160Er nuclei have been investigated systematically, for the first time, within the paired cranked Nilsson–Strutinsky–Bogoliubov (CNSB) framework. Our calculations show these irregularities are related to the high-j intruder i13/2 neutron and h11/2 proton alignment, which is consistent with the previous studies within the cranked shell model (CSM) approach. A comparison was made with the experimental data where available, and good agreement is observed.
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