Single-Particle and Collective Motion for Proton-Rich Nuclei on the Astrophysical rp-Process Path
Yang Sun, Jing-ye Zhang, Mike Guidry, Jie Meng, Soojae Im
Abstract
Based on available experimental data, a new set of Nilsson parameters is proposed for proton-rich nuclei with proton or neutron numbers 28≤ N≤ 40. The resulting single-particle spectra are compared with those from relativistic and non-relativistic mean field theories. Collective excitations in some even--even proton-rich nuclei in the upper pf shell are investigated using the Projected Shell Model with the new Nilsson basis. It is found that the regular bands are sharply disturbed by band crossings involving 1g9/2 neutrons and protons. Physical quantities for exploring the nature of the band disturbance and the role of the 1g9/2 single-particle are predicted, which may be tested by new experiments with radioactive beams.
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