Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 69N. Zanichelli, 1977 - Nuclear physics |
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For the nuclear deformations , the most important symmetries are axial symmetry and invariance with respect to a rotation of 180 ° about an axis perpendicular to the symmetry axis ( R - symmetry ) . For a deformation with axial symmetry ...
For the nuclear deformations , the most important symmetries are axial symmetry and invariance with respect to a rotation of 180 ° about an axis perpendicular to the symmetry axis ( R - symmetry ) . For a deformation with axial symmetry ...
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Orbits that are eigenstates of l , have a density that is axially symmetric about the l - axis . ... For oblate symmetry about the axis of rotation , the particles are fully aligned and yield the maximum angular momentum that can be ...
Orbits that are eigenstates of l , have a density that is axially symmetric about the l - axis . ... For oblate symmetry about the axis of rotation , the particles are fully aligned and yield the maximum angular momentum that can be ...
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Rotation about symmetry axis . As discussed above , the macroscopic centrifugal effects embodied in the liquid - drop model imply a tendency towards oblate symmetry with respect to the axis of rotation . A trend towards symmetry about ...
Rotation about symmetry axis . As discussed above , the macroscopic centrifugal effects embodied in the liquid - drop model imply a tendency towards oblate symmetry with respect to the axis of rotation . A trend towards symmetry about ...
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