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Mottelson-Valatin effect: a standalone construct

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Nuclear physics

the predicted collapse of nuclear pairing correlations at high rotational frequency, through the Coriolis force acting on paired nucleons.

In nuclear physics, Mottelson-Valatin effect refers to the predicted collapse of nuclear pairing correlations at high rotational frequency, through the Coriolis force acting on paired nucleons. This meaning comes from Mottelson (1960) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Mottelson, B. R., & Valatin, J. G. (1960). Effect of Nuclear Rotation on the Pairing Correlation. Physical Review Letters, 5(11), 511-512. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.5.511

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