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تسجيل مستخدم جديدOn the intersection of the shell, collective and cluster models of atomic nuclei II: Symmetry-breaking and large deformations
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We discuss the role of the broken symmetries in the connection of the shell, collective and cluster models. The cluster-shell competition is described in terms of cold quantum phases. Stable quasi-dynamical U(3) symmetry is found for specific large deformations for a Nilsson-type Hamiltonian.
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