Conveners
Session 1
- Yang Sun (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
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Prof. P.E. Garrett (University of Guelph)17/07/2023, 09:30Experimental Nuclear StructureKeynote
The evolution of ground-state shapes usually proceeds smoothly, however for Sr and Zr nuclei at N = 60 there is an abrupt shape transition, and very low-lying 0+2 states are observed [1,2]. The dramatic onset of deformation in 100Zr was recently well reproduced in state-of-the-art Monte Carlo Shell Model calculations [3,4], which also predict that the same deformed configuration may coexist at...
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Silvia Leoni (University of Milano and INFN Milano)17/07/2023, 10:15Experimental Nuclear StructureInvited Oral
The phenomenon of nuclear shape isomerism is an example of extreme shape coexistence in atomic nuclei. It arises from the existence of a secondary minimum in the nuclear potential energy surface (PES), at substantial deformation, separated from the primary energy minimum (the ground state) by a high potential energy barrier that hinders the transition between the minima. Shape isomers have...
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