Effects of Octupole Vibrations on Quasiparticle Modes of Excitation in Superdeformed 193Hg
Takashi Nakatsukasa, Shoujirou Mizutori, Kenichi Matsuyanagi
Abstract
A particle-vibration coupling calculation based on the RPA and the cranked shell model has been carried out for superdeformed rotational bands in 193Hg. The result suggests that properties of single-particle motions in superdeformed nuclei may be significantly affected by coupling effects with low-frequency octupole vibrational modes, especially by the lowest K=2 octupole mode.
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