Rigid triaxiality has the SU(3) symmetry: 166Er as an example
Abstract
The emergence of triaxiality in the low-lying collective bands of 166Er is systematically explored within the SU3-IBM. In this framework, SU(3) higher-order interactions are included, which enable the descriptions of various quadrupole deformations. The triaxiality of 166Er is described with a triaxiality angle γ=9.7. In addition, the calculated energy spectra, B(E2) transition strengths, and quadrupole moments show excellent agreement with experimental data. These results provide further evidence supporting the SU(3) triaxial interpretation of 166Er and confirm its triaxial deformation rather than the prolate shape.
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