Mapped interacting boson model for quadrupole-octupole collective states in nuclei
arXiv:2507.23282 · doi:10.1103/7q8g-23wf
Abstract
Dipole bosons are introduced in the interacting boson model (IBM) by means of the self-consistent mean-field method. The constrained mean-field calculations employing a given nuclear energy density functional yield the potential energy surfaces in terms of the axially-symmetric quadrupole-octupole, dipole-quadrupole, and dipole-octupole deformations. By mapping these energy surfaces onto the expectation values of the IBM Hamiltonian in the coherent state of the interacting , , , and bosons, strength parameters of the -IBM Hamiltonian are determined. In an illustrative application to octupole-deformed actinides Ra and Th, it is shown that effects of including bosons in the IBM mapping are to lower significantly negative-parity yrast levels, and to improve descriptions of observed energy-level systematic in nearly spherical and transitional nuclei, and of the behaviors of the reduced electric dipole transitions and intrinsic dipole moments with neutron number.
16 pages, 11 figures, 7 tables
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