M1 Transitions in the Vibrational Limit Case of IBM-Ⅱ

DI Yao-Min

Chinese Physics C> 1991, Vol. 15> Issue(12) : 1101-1108

M1 Transitions in the Vibrational Limit Case of IBM-Ⅱ

DI Yao-Min ^,

Xuzhou Teachers' College,221009

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Two kinds of mechanism of M1 transitions are discussed in the vibrational limit case of IBM-Ⅱ.One is the transition caused by the breakage of F-spin,other caused by the two-body part of the transition operator.It is helpful to the investigation on the realistic M1 transitions of nuclei.

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DI Yao-Min. M1 Transitions in the Vibrational Limit Case of IBM-Ⅱ[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1991, 15(12): 1101-1108.

DI Yao-Min. M1 Transitions in the Vibrational Limit Case of IBM-Ⅱ[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1991, 15(12): 1101-1108. shu

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M1 Transitions in the Vibrational Limit Case of IBM-Ⅱ

DI Yao-Min ^,

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Xuzhou Teachers' College,221009

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Abstract: Two kinds of mechanism of M1 transitions are discussed in the vibrational limit case of IBM-Ⅱ.One is the transition caused by the breakage of F-spin,other caused by the two-body part of the transition operator.It is helpful to the investigation on the realistic M1 transitions of nuclei.