[The 33rd Nuclear Theory Seminar]Study of tetrahedral nuclear states by quantum nubmer projection method
by
Prof.Yoshifumi Shimizu(Kyushu University)
→
Asia/Tokyo
201 (2F Conference room, RIBF building)
201
2F Conference room, RIBF building
Description
Speaker:
Prof. Yoshifumi Shimizu (Kyushu Univ.)
Date:
Dec. 22 (Thu), 11:00-
Place:
2F Conference room, RIBF building
Abstract:
Exotic tetrahedral nuclear states are predicted to appear in low
excitation energy near the ground state of some specific nuclei.
This is because of the large shell-energy gain due to high-degeneracy
of single-particle orbits, which results from the higher point-group
symmetry of the tetrahedral shape. In order to confirm the existence
of such exotic states spectroscopic information is very important.
In this seminar, we report on our recent study of the excitation spectra
associated with the tetrahedral shape by using the general quantum number
projection method.
