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Electromagnetic properties and shapes of ground states in Pt−Au−Hg region

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We present a comprehensive calculation of odd-A isotopes of Pt, Au and Hg in the mass region 177≤A≤195. Two nuclear models have been used. The particle-triaxial rotor model with modified oscillator s.p. potential (PTR-MO) yielded deformation parameters ε2 and γ as a result of fitting to a wide range of experimental data. Also, mean field calculations based on the Woods-Saxon potential with Strutinsky shell corrections were performed to predict deformation parameters β2, β4 and γ form Total Routhian Surfaces (TRS). Subsequent PTR calculation using these deformation parameters and Woods-Saxon s.p. potential (PTR-WS) yielded ground state properties of all nuclei in question in very good agreement with experiment. The deformation parameters ε2 and β2 showed the same general trend as a function of neutron number. The fitted parameter γ from (PTR-MO) calculation indicated a smooth change from prolate (N≈100) to oblate shape (N≈115) via triaxial in Pt, Au and Hg. The value of γ extracted from TRS calculations predicts a smooth change in Pt isotopes but much sharper change in Au and Hg nuclei.

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Rikovska, J., Wyss, R. & Semmes, P.B. Electromagnetic properties and shapes of ground states in Pt−Au−Hg region. Hyperfine Interact 75, 59–66 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02398964

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