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most citedThe Shell Model as Unified View of Nuclear Structure

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nucl-th2016★ 135 cited

Shape Coexistence in 78 Ni and the new Island of Inversion

F Nowacki, A Poves, E Caurier +1

Large Scale Shell Model calculations (SM-CI) predict that the region of deformation which comprises the heaviest Chromium and Iron isotopes at and beyond N=40 will merge with a new…

nucl-th2013★ 175 cited

The merging of the islands of inversion at N=20 and N=28

Etienne Caurier, Frederic Nowacki, Alfredo Poves

The N=20 and N=28 "islands of inversion" are described by large scale shell model calculations with an extension of the interaction sdpf-u that makes it possible to mix configurati…

nucl-th2013★ 1 cited

Shell-model half-lives for r-process waiting point nuclei including first-forbidden contributions

Q. Zhi, E. Caurier, J. J. Cuenca-García +3

We have performed large-scale shell-model calculations of the half-lives and neutron-branching probabilities of the r-process waiting point nuclei at the magic neutron numbers N=50…

nucl-th2012★ 53 cited

Isospin Non-Conservation in -Shell Nuclei

Yi Hua Lam, Nadezda A. Smirnova, Etienne Caurier

The question of isospin-symmetry breaking in nuclei of the shell is addressed. We propose a new global parameterization of the isospin-nonconserving (INC) shell-model Hamilton…

nucl-th2011★ 129 cited

Shell Model description of the beta beta decay of 136Xe

Etienne Caurier, Frederic Nowacki, Alfredo Poves

We study in this letter the double beta decay of 136Xe with emission of two neutrinos which has been recently measured by the EXO-200 collaboration. We use the same shell model fra…

nucl-th2010★ 65 cited

Collectivity in the light Xenon isotopes: A shell model study

E. Caurier, F. Nowacki, A. Poves +1

The lightest Xenon isotopes are studied in the framework of the Interacting Shell Model (ISM). The valence space comprises all the orbits lying between the magic closures N=Z=50 an…