K = 12 and K = 52 components in the ground state of 27Al

doi:10.1016/0370-2693(69)90174-9

Physics Letters B

Volume 30, Issue 7, 24 November 1969, Pages 470-472

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The results of some (τ, n) experiments prove that the ground state of ²⁷Al has $K = 52$ , $K = 12$ and possibly $K = 32$ components. Although this rules out the usual Nilsson model with a single $K = 52$ band, the experiment cannot readily distinguish between the Hartree-Fock model with K-admixtures and the undeformed individual-particle shell model.

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K = 12 and K = 52 components in the ground state of 27Al

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$K = 12$ and $K = 52$ components in the ground state of ²⁷Al