Proton-neutron alignment in the yrast states of 66Ge and 68Ge
M. Hasegawa, K. Kaneko, T. Mizusaki
Abstract
The 66Ge and 68Ge nuclei are studied by means of the shell model with the extended P+QQ Hamiltonian, which succeeds in reproducing experimentally observed energy levels, moments of inertia and other properties. The investigation using the reliable wave-functions predicts T=0, J=9 one-proton-one-neutron (1p1n) alignment in the g9/2 orbit, at high spins (141+, 161+ and 181+) in these N ≈ Z even-even nuclei. It is shown that a series of the even-J positive-parity yrast states (observed up to 261+ for 68Ge) consists of the ground-state band and successive three bands with different types of particle alignments (two-neutron, 1p1n, two-proton-two-neutron) in the g9/2 orbit.
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