Microscopic formation of mixed-symmetry states

ORAL

Abstract

One-phonon fully symmetric (FS) and mixed-symmetry (MS) states have been found to have pure F-spin near the N=50 shell closure. In Zr isotopes the proton and neutron contributions forming FS and MS states are isopolarized. Hence, the $2^+_1$ states in $^{92,94}$Zr have negative g factors due to dominant neutron configurations. The isopolarization was experimentally proven measuring the g factors of the $2^+_2$ states in $^{92,94}$Zr to be large and positive. Final values will be presented, and brought into context of the formation of FS and MS states near shell closures.

*Supported by USDOE grant nos. DE-FG02-91ER40609 and DE-FG52-06NA26206, and by NSF.

Authors

  • V. Werner

    • Yale University
    • WNSL, Yale University
  • N. Benczer-Koller

    • Rutgers Univ.
  • P. Boutachkov

    • Rutgers Univ.
  • G. Kumbartzki

    • Rutgers Univ.
  • E. Stefanova

    • Rutgers Univ.
  • J. Holt

    • TRIUMF, Canada
  • N. Pietralla

    • TU Darmstadt, Germany
  • M. Perry

    • WNSL, FSU
  • H. Ai

    • WNSL
  • R.F. Casten

    • WNSL
  • S. Eckel

    • WNSL
  • A. Heinz

    • WNSL
  • C. Lambie-Hanson

    • WNSL
  • E.A. McCutchan

    • WNSL
  • D.A. Meyer

    • WNSL
  • J. Qian

    • WNSL
  • A. Schmidt

    • WNSL
  • E. Willams

    • WNSL
  • R. Winkler

    • WNSL
  • G. G\"urdal

    • WNSL, Clark Univ.
  • M. Chamberlain

    • WNSL, Univ. Surrey, UK
  • C.R. Fitzpatrick

    • WNSL, Univ. Surrey, UK
  • A.B. Garnsworthy

    • WNSL, Univ. Surrey, UK
  • N.J. Thompson

    • WNSL, Univ. Surrey, UK
  • R.B. Cakirli

    • WNSL, Istanbul Univ., Turkey