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An introduction is given to the Fermion-Dynamical-Symmetry Model (FDSM). The analytical symmetry limits of the model are then applied to the calculation of physical quantities such as ground-state masses and B(E2) values in heavy nuclei. These comparisons with data provide strong support for a new principle of collective motion, the Dynamical Pauli Effect, and suggest that dynamical symmetries which properly account for the pauli principle are much more persistent in nuclear structure than the corresponding boson symmetries. Finally, we present an assessment of criticisms which have been voiced concerning the FDSM and a discussion of new phenomena and “exotic spectroscopy” which maybe suggested by the model.
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Guidry, M. (1990). Dynamical Symmetries for Fermions. In: McHarris, W.C. (eds) Exotic Nuclear Spectroscopy. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3684-0_29
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