Multiple algebras in interacting boson model and shell model: Results for ) bands and scissors band
arXiv:2103.00735 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2021.122313
Abstract
Shell model and interacting boson model spaces admit multiple algebras generating the same rotational spectra but different decay properties, depending on the phases in the quadrupole generator. In the ground () bands in nuclei this is demonstrated recently using systems with nucleons in a single oscillator shell [Kota, Sahu and Srivastava, Bulg. J. Phys. {\bf 46}, 313 (2019); Eur. Phys. J. Special Topics {\bf 229}, 2389 (2020)]. Going beyond these preliminary studies, results are presented here for decay properties of and bands members, as generated by multiple algebras, using IBM and IBM examples. In addition, results are presented for the and decay properties of the levels of the scissors band in heavy nuclei using IBM-2 and IBM-2. The scissors band properties are also studied using a shell model example with six protons in shell and twelve neutrons in shell. These results establish that: (i) with multiple algebras, it is possible to have rotational bands with very weak strengths among the levels where normally one expects strong strengths; (ii) decay of the levels of and bands to the ground band are quite different for some of the algebras with strong dependence on ; (iii) it is possible to have the scissors band with the and decay of the low-lying levels of this band to the band are strong or weak depending on .
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