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X(5) critical-point symmetry: a standalone construct

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Nuclear physics

an analytic description of nuclei at the critical point of the shape phase transition between spherical vibrator and axially deformed rotor.

In nuclear physics, X(5) critical-point symmetry refers to an analytic description of nuclei at the critical point of the shape phase transition between spherical vibrator and axially deformed rotor. This meaning comes from Iachello (2001) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Iachello, F. (2001). Analytic Description of Critical Point Nuclei in a Spherical-Axially Deformed Shape Phase Transition. Physical Review Letters, 87(5). https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.87.052502

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