Nuclear β- and γ- Collective Bands in the SUq(2) Rotator Model
N. Minkov, S. B. Drenska, P. P. Raychev, R. P. Roussev, D. Bonatsos
Abstract
The SUq(2) rotator model is used for describing the β1- and γ1-bands of even-even rare earth and actinide collective nuclei. Good results are obtained in nuclei with valence pair number N>10. It is shown that in the excited bands the violation of the exact SU(2) symmetry is generally stronger than in the ground state bands, indicating the presence of a nonadiabatic perturbation caused by the excited vibrational degrees of freedom. The physical content of the parameter q is discussed. Predictions of the SUq(2) model for B(E2) intraband transitions in excited bands are presented and the need for specific experimental data is pointed out.
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