Calculation of Nuclear Properties for 56–62Fe Isotopes in the Model Space (HO) Using NuShellX@MSU Code
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe66.8.643Keywords:
yrast energy levels, quadrupole transition probability, NuShellX@MSU code, deformation parameter, rotational frequency, inertia momentAbstract
The nuclear shell model has been applied to calculate the yrast energy levels, quadrupole transition probability (BE2), deformation parameter B2, rotational energy (hw), and inertia moment (20/h2) for the ground state band. The NuShellX@MSU code has been used to determine the nuclear properties of 56−62Fe isotopes, by using the harmonic oscillator (HO) model space for P (1f7/2), N (2p3/2), N (1f5/2), and N (2p1/2) orbits and (HO) interaction. The results are in good agreement with the available experimental data on the above nuclear properties and all nuclei under study. In addition, the back bending phenomenon has been explained by the calculations, and it has been very clear in 58,60,62Fe nuclei. It has also been confirmed and determined the most spins and parities of energy levels. In these calculations, new values have been theoretically determined for the most nuclear properties which were previously experimentally unknown.
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