TL;DR
This paper explores the rotational behavior of nuclei using a semi-classical tidal wave model, revealing how different boson condensates relate to nuclear symmetries and correlations.
Contribution
It introduces a semi-classical tidal wave approach to interpret nuclear states as condensates of interacting bosons, linking symmetries and correlations.
Findings
Yrast states modeled as rotating d-boson condensates
Strong octupole correlations as f-boson condensates
Microscopic calculations of energies and transition probabilities
Abstract
The yrast states of even even vibrational and transitional nuclei are interpreted as a rotating condensate of interacting d-bosons. The corresponding semi-classical tidal wave concept is used for microscopic calculations of energies and E2 transition probabilities. The strong octupole correlations in the light rare earth and actinide nuclides are interpreted as rotation-induced condensation of interacting f-bosons.
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