A test of the interacting boson approximation using electron scattering

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1983
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Abstract
New electron scattering data are presented for levels of 154Gd. The study includes the three lowest-lying 2+ levels at 0.123, 0.816, and 0.996 MeV excitation energies. These data provide a test of the Interacting Boson Approximation (IBA) prediction that three electric quadrupole transition charge densities are clearly dependent. Deviation of the experimental densities from linear dependence is presented and discussed.
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Authors F.W. Hersman,W. Bertozzi,T.N. Buti,J.M. Finn,C. Hyde-Wright,M.V. Hynes,J. Kelly,M.A. Kovash,S. Kowalski,J. Lichtenstadt,R. Lourie,B. Murdock,B. Pugh,F.N. Rad,C.P. Sargent,J.B. Bellicard;F.W. Hersman;W. Bertozzi;T.N. Buti;J.M. Finn;C. Hyde-Wright;M.V. Hynes;J. Kelly;M.A. Kovash;S. Kowalski;J. Lichtenstadt;R. Lourie;B. Murdock;B. Pugh;F.N. Rad;C.P. Sargent;J.B. Bellicard;
Journal physics letters b
Year 1983
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10.1016/0370-2693(83)90219-8
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