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Nuclear field theory treatment of K ≠ 0 rotational bands

Per Arve

1986

14 pages

Published in:

Nucl.Phys.A 448 (1986) 79-92

Published: 1986

DOI:

10.1016/0375-9474(86)90181-8

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The properties of the lowest members of K ≠ 0 rotational bands are described as anharmonic vibrational bands. The anharmonicity is calculated by the nuclear field theory (particle-vibration coupling) method. It is shown to be important not to truncate the diagrammatic expansion at a fixed number of vertices. Instead, the way in which the diagrams depend on the number of degrees of freedom participating is used to guide the truncation.

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