Symmetries in the \bm{g_{9/2}} shell
arXiv:1209.5440 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.86.047306
Abstract
We consider symmetries which arise when two-body interaction matrix elements with isopin T=0 are set equal to a constant in a single-j -shell calculation. The nucleus ^{96} Cd is used as an example.
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