Rotational Motion of Deformed Nuclei
V. A. Krutov
Abstract
V. A. Krutov
Abstract
Abstract Collective motion in the nucleus is defined as change of the density distribution of nuclear matter in time. On the basis of this definition the Hamiltonian of nuclear rotation is obtained with moments of inertia corresponding satisfactorily to experimental data. The theory is easily applied to nuclei with non‐axial equilibrium shape. For the latter the parameters of non‐axiality are considerably smaller than in the DAVYDOV‐FILIPPOV model.
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Abstract Collective motion in the nucleus is defined as change of the density distribution of nuclear matter in time. On the basis of this definition the Hamiltonian of nuclear rotation is obtained with moments of inertia corresponding satisfactorily to experimental data. The theory is easily applied to nuclei with non‐axial equilibrium shape. For the latter the parameters of non‐axiality are considerably smaller than in the DAVYDOV‐FILIPPOV model.
Key concepts: Physics, Moment of inertia, Hamiltonian (control theory), Collective motion, Classical mechanics, Nuclear matter, Rotation around a fixed axis, Nucleus