Shell-model description for the first-forbidden decay of Hg into the one-proton-hole nucleus Tl
arXiv:2105.07781 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2021.122255
Abstract
In this work, we have performed large-scale shell-model calculations for the first-forbidden decay of Hg into the one-proton-hole nucleus Tl corresponding to the recently available experimental data from ISOLDE-CERN [T. A. Berry et al., Phys. Rev. C 101, 054311 (2020)]. We have used the one-particle one-hole (-) truncation for both protons and neutrons simultaneously across the doubly-shell closure at Pb in the final states of Tl. In our calculations, we have also considered the effect of mesonic enhancement in the rank-0 for the axial-charge matrix element . Here, we have calculated the values from the ground-state of Hg to the several excited states of Tl and obtained a good agreement between the calculated and the experimental data. In the experimental data spin and parity for some states are not yet confirmed, thus based on the shell-model results for the values we have given the prediction for these states. This is the first theoretical calculation for the values for these transitions.
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