Abstract
Within the shell of the nucleus it is possible to approximate an interaction between particles having any given range by a sum of an extreme short-range interaction and an extreme long-range interaction. The long-range interaction is nearly equal to the interaction. This approximation is applied to the vibrational theory and it is shown that rotational spectra are predominant for all ranges of interaction.
- Received 17 July 1962
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.129.307
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