Quantum Phase Transitions in Atomic Nuclei.

Mathematics – Group Theory

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Models Based On Group Theory, Collective Levels, Mass And Neutron Distributions

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During the last few years there has been considerable interest in nuclei located at the onset of deformation. From the theoretical side this onset of deformation can be described as a quantum phase transition. Here detailed studies using the interacting boson and the collective model have been performed. In the latter atomic nuclei located at the phase transition between spherical and deformed can be described using the critical point symmetries X(5) and E(5). We review recent experimental studies in the oblate-prolate and sperical to deformed region which are looking for signatures of phase transitional behavior and/or critical point symmetries. We also discuss the difference between shape coexistence and these shape phase transitions.

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