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2008 / 08 / 04
2009 / 04 / 06
Abstract:
) (Yrast Levels
Sr
78-82
.E-GOS Sr
78-80
) O(6 Sr
82
)SU(5)-SU(3
IBM-1
78-82Sr-.
) SU(5 ) SU(3 ) O(6
.
] [1,2,3,4
.
[5] Palit
) (Yrast-band
- M~80 [6] Yamamoto
.
] [7
. ] [2,7,8,9,10,11
.
105
&
Sr
][5,7,12,13,14,15,16
. Sr-
] [7
Sr-].[5
E-GOS Sr
78-82
E
I
= ( R ) I
( E-GOS
.
[17] IBM-1
) (1974 ] [4
.
.
E ( I I 2) = h
h I
h2
)(4 I 2
2J
= ) E ( I I 2 J .
E 21+
)( I + 2
4
= . E
E GOS
E
= R I
I
R ][1
106
78-82Sr-.
h I
0
I
h2
h2
2
I
4
=R
) ( 4
I
2J
2J
+
E 21
E 21+
2
I
=R
) (1 +
I
4
4
=R
)(1
)( 2
)(3
Vibrator :
Rotor :
unstable
R
I = 2 I R
4h 2
3h 2
= R R
= R = I
I = 2
2J
2J
-unstable I = 2
I
E 21+
4
E 21+
2
= R
= .R
] . [4
][18,20
^
H = n d + a0 P . P + a1 L . L+ a 2 Q . Q + a3 T 3 .T 3 + a 4 T 4 .T 4
)(4
nd d P, L, Q, T3 , T4
a0, a1, a2 , a3 , a4 .
eigen value
]:[18,19,20
) (5
) For Vibrator SU ( 5
)E ( n d , , L ) = n d + K 1 n d ( n d + 4 ) + K 4 ( + 3 ) + K 5 L ( L + 1
d K1, K 4 , K 5
.
107
&
) Rotor SU ( 3
a
)E ( , , L ) = 2 ( 2 + 2 + + 3 + 3 ) + ( a 1 3 a 2 / 8 ) L ( L + 1
2
For
)(6
a 2 , a1
) For unstable O ( 6
)E ( , , L ) = A ( N )( N + + 4 ) + B ( + 3 ) + CL ( L + 1
) (7
N
. A, B, C
)(8
a1 3a 2
a
K 2 = 2
8
2
= K 5
Yrast levels I
J
] [5 E
. I :
h2
)I ( I + 1
2J
)(9
= EI
I 2 & I ][7,10
h2
= EI EI 2
)(4 I 2
2J
)(10
][7,10
2
)(11
108
E EI 2
= I I +1 I
2I 1
2
) (h
78-82Sr-.
Sr
78 82
- E GOS
E
= R ) I
I
( ] [1 )
( ) (1,2,3 .
IBM-1
Yrast levels Sr
) O(6 Sr
78
Sr ,
80
78-82
) 7 (8
) SU (5) SU (3
. 82 Sr ) (7 ) ( B, C
Sr
78,80
) (1 . ) (8
, K 2 , K 5 Sr82 ) (2 . ) (7
Sr
78,80
) (10 )(11
) (3 ) (4
. ) (8
Sr
82
) (10 ) (11
) (5
.
) (1 ) (2 E-GOS
. ) (2
) ( ) (3
.
2J
h2
) (10 (h )2 ) (11
2J
) (3,4,5 (h )2
h2
) (4 ) (5 . 80,82Sr
.78Sr
109
&
E GOS
7882 Sr
) (1 ) (2
78,80 Sr ) O(6 R
(139.25) 78 Sr
)(94.05
) (
181+ R
80 Sr ) (192.94 78 Sr
) (
) (77.39 201+ R
. R 82 Sr ) (2
) (
) (89.66 241+
. 201+ 241+
)) (SU(5)-SU(3 ) ( , K 2 , K 5
) ( 82 Sr
)(3,4,5
) (3
) (IBM 1 .
2J
(h )2
h2
) (4 78 Sr
) O(6
110
78-82Sr-.
. 80 Sr
(201+ R
) (1 .
82 Sr ) (101+ 141+
) (5 E GOS ) (2
) (141+
) ( 101+ &121+ .
)
(
. ) (2
82 Sr K2
) (0.112 keV ) ( 21+ 141+ ) (0.7796 keV ) (161+ 241+
K 5
.
) :(1 Sr
C
keV
B
keV
Isotope
7.0275
64.1650
Sr78
-12.4664
127.0650
Sr80
111
78,80
&
)K5(keV
)K2(keV
)(keV
state
18.2412
-0.112
499.6225
2+ 14+
14.5462
-0.7769
499.6225
16+24+
) :(3 Sr78
)(f
)( e
)( d
)( a
)( c
Rexp
2J/210-3 ()2104
)(%
)(keV/
(keV)-1
(keV)2
-7.29
139.25
21.54
2.5854
0.0013 125.92
27.79
6.7312
+2.97 118.78
30.88
12.999
+3.66 111.92
33.50
20.315
+3.13
105.7
35.95
28.1633
+2.06 100.83
38.0
36.81
+0.94
97.64
39.50
46.9094
0.003
95.87
40.41
59.0125
-0.886
94.05
41.36
71.8317
E
)(keV
278.5
503.7
712.3
895.5
1057
1210
1367
1534
1693
) (a )(21
) (b )(7
) (c ) 100
E exp E cal
E exp
( = ) (%
) (d R
I
) (e )(10
=R
) (f )(11
112
)( b
)(I
E(I)exp
Ecal
)(keV
)(keV
278.5
298.8
782.2 782.19
1494.5 1450.12
2390
2302.6
3447
3339.6
4657
4561.2
6024
5967.3
7558
7557.8
9251
9333.0
Spin
I
2+
4+
6+
8+
10+
12+
14+
16+
18+
78-82Sr-.
) :(4 Sr80
)(f
)(e
2
-3
2J/ 10 ()2104
(keV)-1
(keV)2
) (%
E
)(keV
)(b
E(I)cal
)(keV
)(a
E(I)exp
)(keV
Spin
I
4.9634
15.549
192.94
-12.3
385.88
433.46
*385.88
2+
9.3862
23.5373
148.7
-4.14
594.8
1021.32
980.68
**
4+
15.7073
28.10
130.52
0.00
782.9
1763.58
1763.58
6+
22.2333
32.02
117. 11
+1.49
936.84
2660.23
2700.4
8+
28.6074
35.670
106.32
+1.44
1065.3
3711.29
3765.7
10+
35.3822
38.776
98.86
+0.71
1186.3
4916.75
4952.0
12+
44.0446
40.767
94.57
-0.002
1324.6
6276.75
6276.6
14+
54.627
42.008
92.24
-0.49
1475.9
7790.8
7752.5
16+
62.46
44.340
87.71
-1.37
1578.7
9459.51
9331.2
18+
60.0102
50.394
77.39
-3.71
1547.8
11282.5
10879.0
20+
76.8
49.106
79.59
-4.98
1751.3
13260.0
12630.3
22+
112.1414
44.413
88.18
- 4.37
2116.5
15391.8
14746.8
24+
)(d
)R(I
)(keV/
)( c
) (a )(22
* )461 keV= (24
** )945 keV= (24
) (d),(c), (b) (f), (e )(3
113
&
) :(5 Sr82
)(e
)(f
)(d
) (c
)(b
)(a
Ecal
)(keV
)Eexp(I
)(keV
Spin I
573.54
2+
4+
)R(I
)(keV/
E
)(keV
)(%
10.9649
10.46
286.77
573.54
0.0
573.54
15.1231
18.54
188.75
755.0
0.0
1328.54
1328.54
20.7949
24.42
150.155
900.93
0.0
2229.47
2229.47
6+
26.0132
29.60
126.068
1013.33
-1.03
3276.33
3242.8
8+
30.9187
34.31
110.74
1107.4
-2.73
4469
4350.3
10+
29.1518
42.71
89.73
1076.76
-7.01
5807.84
5427.1
12+
31.2925
48.36
79.74
1116.5
+3.49
6315.08
6543.6
14+
40.3465
48.88
79.27
1268.32
+1.22
7716.57
7812.0
16+
50.947
49.09
79.21
1425.78
+0.04
9234.43
9237.8
18+
66.9297
47.71
81.73
1634.6
+0.04
10868
10872.4
20+
89.1069
45.58
85.74
1886.28
+1.1
12619.26
12758.8
22+
115.9348
43.68
89.66
2151.84
+2.8
14486.23
14910.8
24+
) (a )(23
) (b ) (8
) (d),(c) (f), (e )(3
114
78-82Sr-.
300
)SU(5
250
)SU(3
200
)O(6
)R( I
Sr-78
150
100
50
0
30
25
15
20
10
Spin I
300
)SU(5
250
)SU(3
200
)O(6
Sr-80
)R (I
150
100
50
30
25
20
15
10
Spin I
115
&
350
)SU(5
300
)SU(3
)O(6
250
Sr-82
200
)R(I
150
100
50
0
30
25
15
20
10
Spin I
) :(2 R I Sr -82
Sr-78 isotope
Sr-80 isotope
10000
Eexp
Ecal
30
5000
I 20
10 Spin
15000
8000
6000
4000
Eexp
Ecal
2000
0
20
15
10
Spin I
20000
10000
Sr-82 isotop
Eexp
Ecal
30
10
20
16000
14000
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
0
Spin I
) :(3 E I
Sr
116
78-82
78-82Sr-.
45
sr-78
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
10
60
Sr80
50
40
30
20
10
16
14
12
10
78-80
117
&
60
Sr-82
50
40
30
20
10
0
14
12
10
(1
E GOS
(2
78,80 Sr ) O(6
. 7882 Sr
80 Sr
) (
(3
(4
201+ .
82 Sr
) (
) (
21+ 181+
) (
201+ ) . (241+
(5
. 78 Sr
(7
82 Sr . 101+
(6
118
) (
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