Wave functions in the f7/2 shell, for educational purposes and ideas
A. Escuderos, L. Zamick, B. F. Bayman
Abstract
We use the spectrum of 42Sc as input to calculate wave functions and energy levels of all nuclei in the single-j-shell model with j equal to f7/2. The value of these results for educational purposes is pointed out. Also new insights emerge. For example, it is noted that for the (Z=4,N=4) nucleus 48Cr, a good quantum number comes out: (-1)(vp+vn)/2, where vp and vn are the seniority quantum numbers of the protons and neutrons, respectively.
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