Nonlinear collective nuclear motion

Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory

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13 pages plus two figures(available by fax from authors by request)

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10.1088/0954-3899/25/3/007

For each real number $\Lambda$ a Lie algebra of nonlinear vector fields on three dimensional Euclidean space is reported. Although each algebra is mathematically isomorphic to $gl(3,{\bf R})$, only the $\Lambda=0$ vector fields correspond to the usual generators of the general linear group. The $\Lambda < 0$ vector fields integrate to a nonstandard action of the general linear group; the $\Lambda >0$ case integrates to a local Lie semigroup. For each $\Lambda$, a family of surfaces is identified that is invariant with respect to the group or semigroup action. For positive $\Lambda$ the surfaces describe fissioning nuclei with a neck, while negative $\Lambda$ surfaces correspond to exotic bubble nuclei. Collective models for neck and bubble nuclei are given by irreducible unitary representations of a fifteen dimensional semidirect sum spectrum generating algebra $gcm(3)$ spanned by its nonlinear $gl(3,{\bf R})$ subalgebra plus an abelian nonlinear inertia tensor subalgebra.

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