The core-excited interacting boson model up to two boson excitation is applied to 184 Pt and 172 W nuclides. In addition to energy levels (backbending), the calculated transition quadrupole moments of 172 W also reproduces the experimentally observed behavior, namely, a reduction at high spin. Incidentally a structure change between the lighter and the heavier Pt isotopes manifests itself in the study.
In the form of two quasi-particles coupled to a core described by the IBM-1 and Triaxil Rotor models, the high-spin states of the Ba and Ce isotopes are studied. Bands based on both (vh11/2)-2 and (configurations are considered, which is found to be appropriate for this region to better explain band-crossing systems. Between the recent experimental data and the calculated energy spectra and electric transition probability, fair agreement is achieved.
Investigation of Proton and Neutron Alignment in the Ba and Ce Isotopes within Interaction Interacting Boson Model and Triaxial Rotor Model
