N=90 QSPT: Cerium, neodymium and samarium isotopic chains in the IBM symmetry triangle


Published: Apr 1, 2019
Keywords:
N=90 quantum shape phase transition critical point IBM-1 calculations IBM symmetry triangle
P. Koseoglou
V. Werner
N. Pietralla
D. Bonatsos
Abstract
The even-even nuclei, near the the N=90 quantum shape phase transition, of cerium, neodymium and samarium isotopic chains were placed in the interacting boson model symmetry triangle. The different trajectories of the chains revealed the increasing γ-dependence from samarium to cerium by decreasing Z, which can be associated with the decreasing sharpness of the transition from spherical to deformed structures.
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