Different seniority states of Sn isotopes: shell model description
arXiv:1808.03445 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptz108
Abstract
In the present work available experimental data up to high-spin states of Sn isotopes with different seniority (), including = 4, 5, 6, and 7 have been interpreted with shell model, by performing full-fledged shell model calculations in the 50-82 valence shell composed of , , , , and orbitals. The results have been compared with the available experimental data. These states are described in terms of broken neutron pairs occupying the orbital. Possible configurations of seniority isomers in these nuclei are discussed. The breaking of three neutron pairs have been responsible for generating high-spin states. The isomeric states , , and of even Sn isotopes, and isomeric states , , and of odd Sn isotopes, are described in terms of different seniority. For even-Sn isotopes, the isomeric states , , and are due to seniority = 2; the isomeric state is due to seniority = 4, and in the case of odd-Sn isotopes, the isomeric states , , and are due to seniority = 3, and the isomeric state in Sn is due to seniority = 5. These are maximally-aligned spin, which involve successive pair breakings in the orbit.
arXiv comment25 pages, 12 figures
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