Abstract
The recently determined electric quadrupole moment of the nucleus disagrees with the predictions of current nuclear models. It is shown that the quadrupole and magnetic moments, together with the Gamow-Teller matrix element for the → (ground state) capture, can be accounted for on the supermultiplet theory if the ad hoc wave function has a 65% admixture of the states arising from the (two) and (one) configurations. Assuming equal configuration admixtures in both levels of the ground doublet term (), the and transition strengths for quantum jumps between the ground state () and the first excited state () at 478 keV have been calculated and found to agree with measured values of and within experimental error. The reduced transition strength in emission is given by: . Pure coupling and exact partition symmetry are assumed. The proportion of the ground configuration can be substantially increased by including the configuration in the mixture.
- Received 29 January 1965
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.139.B300
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