Signature splitting in three-quasineutron rotational band 3/2[521]<sub>ν</sub> 1/2[660]<sub>ν</sub> 1/2[660]<sub>ν </sub>of <sup>155</sup>Dy*

Abstract The signature splitting observed in the 3/2[521] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ three-quasineutron rotational band of 155 Dy is examined within the framework of axially symmetric three-quasiparticle plus axially symmetric rotor model. The experimental level energies and magnitudes of observed splitting are well-reproduced with RMS deviations of 68.13 keV and 0.58 keV, respectively. The major contributing bands in the observed splitting are K π =7/2 – :5/2[512] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↓, K π =5/2 – : 5/2[512] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, K π =1/2 – :3/2[521] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, K π =1/2 – : 3/2[521] ν ↓ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑, K π =5/2 – :3/2[521] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↓, and K π =3/2 – : 3/2[521] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, which mix through rotor-particle (Δ K =1) and particle-particle (Δ K =0) couplings among the bands comprising the given basis space. The observed signature splitting is also well-reproduced by the superposition of calculated energy staggering of the strongly interacting bands, which further strengthens the validity of present particle rotor model calculations. Based on the present calculations, we assign the bandhead spin K π = 3/2 – to the band under discussion. Additionally, the locations of 13 low-lying band members in the spin range I π =3/2 – to 23/2 – and at 27/2 – and 31/2 – are predicted, which will be useful for future experimental investigations.

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Chinese Physics C
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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1674-1137/ade95e
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Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Signature splitting in three-quasineutron rotational band 3/2[521]ν 1/2[660]ν 1/2[660]ν of 155Dy*

Sukhjeet Singh, Ashok Jain, Manpreet Kaur, Sushil Kumar
Chinese Physics C
Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Signature splitting in three-quasineutron rotational band 3/2[521]ν 1/2[660]ν 1/2[660]ν of 155Dy*

Sukhjeet Singh, Ashok Jain, Manpreet Kaur, Sushil Kumar
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Abstract The signature splitting observed in the 3/2[521] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ three-quasineutron rotational band of 155 Dy is examined within the framework of axially symmetric three-quasiparticle plus axially symmetric rotor model. The experimental level energies and magnitudes of observed splitting are well-reproduced with RMS deviations of 68.13 keV and 0.58 keV, respectively. The major contributing bands in the observed splitting are K π =7/2 – :5/2[512] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↓, K π =5/2 – : 5/2[512] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, K π =1/2 – :3/2[521] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, K π =1/2 – : 3/2[521] ν ↓ 1/2[660] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑, K π =5/2 – :3/2[521] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 1/2[660] ν ↓, and K π =3/2 – : 3/2[521] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↑ 3/2[651] ν ↓, which mix through rotor-particle (Δ K =1) and particle-particle (Δ K =0) couplings among the bands comprising the given basis space. The observed signature splitting is also well-reproduced by the superposition of calculated energy staggering of the strongly interacting bands, which further strengthens the validity of present particle rotor model calculations. Based on the present calculations, we assign the bandhead spin K π = 3/2 – to the band under discussion. Additionally, the locations of 13 low-lying band members in the spin range I π =3/2 – to 23/2 – and at 27/2 – and 31/2 – are predicted, which will be useful for future experimental investigations.

Chinese Physics CVol. 49(10)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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