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Nuclear Physics A

Volume 165, Issue 1, 5 April 1971, Pages 180-198
Nuclear Physics A

The tetrahedral deformation in the nucleus 16O

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Abstract

The tetrahedrally deformed model is applied to the excited states in the 16O nucleus. Single-particle spectra and wave functions are calculated using a tetrahedrally deformed potential. The intrinsic energy for 16O is determined as a function of the depth of the tetrahedrally deformed potential assuming the nuclear force has a soft core. Vibration and deformation which break the tetrahedral symmetry are discussed.

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