Systematic Cranked Shell Model Calculations for $^{87, 89, 91}$Br

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Autores principales: Salim, Nabeel, Narula, Mehak, Arumugam, P.
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author Salim, Nabeel
Narula, Mehak
Arumugam, P.
author_facet Salim, Nabeel
Narula, Mehak
Arumugam, P.
contents A systematic investigation of the odd-mass neutron-rich bromine isotopes $^{87-91}$Br has been carried out within the configuration-constrained cranked shell model (CSM) framework. The calculated kinematic moments of inertia and angular-momentum alignments reproduce the experimental trends with excellent agreement for the proposed quasiparticle configurations, thereby supporting the assigned band structures. The total Routhian surface calculations reveal pronounced $γ$-softness in $^{87}$Br, shape coexistence in $^{89-93}$Br, and a gradual prolate-to-oblate transition approaching $N=56$. These results demonstrate that the CSM provides a reliable description of rotational behavior and shape evolution in this mass region, achieving a better level of accuracy, while offering a transparent interpretation of quasiparticle configurations and shape-driving effects.
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spellingShingle Systematic Cranked Shell Model Calculations for $^{87, 89, 91}$Br
Salim, Nabeel
Narula, Mehak
Arumugam, P.
Nuclear Theory
A systematic investigation of the odd-mass neutron-rich bromine isotopes $^{87-91}$Br has been carried out within the configuration-constrained cranked shell model (CSM) framework. The calculated kinematic moments of inertia and angular-momentum alignments reproduce the experimental trends with excellent agreement for the proposed quasiparticle configurations, thereby supporting the assigned band structures. The total Routhian surface calculations reveal pronounced $γ$-softness in $^{87}$Br, shape coexistence in $^{89-93}$Br, and a gradual prolate-to-oblate transition approaching $N=56$. These results demonstrate that the CSM provides a reliable description of rotational behavior and shape evolution in this mass region, achieving a better level of accuracy, while offering a transparent interpretation of quasiparticle configurations and shape-driving effects.
title Systematic Cranked Shell Model Calculations for $^{87, 89, 91}$Br
topic Nuclear Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.21985