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Example: study of 33Al with fsu Interaction

1) Run cosmoxml for System Description

Command: cosmoxml -nn 33Al
User Input:

  • Select model space: spsdpf
  • Select Hamiltonian: fsu9
  • Enter spin projection Jz[1/2]: (press Enter)
  • Would you like to shift Hamiltonian matrix by J+J- term(y/n)[n]: (press Enter)
  • Enter parity (+ or -): +
  • Create hw rejection (use with Xsysmbs)(y/n)[n]: y
  • Maximum number of oscillator quanta above minimum: [0] (press Enter)
  • Minimum number of oscillator quanta above minimum: [0] (press Enter)
  • Create Particle-Hole Rejection (use with XSHLMBSQRR)(y/n)[n]: (press Enter)
  • Create rejection (to be processed by Xsysmbs)(y/n)[n]: (press Enter)
  • Name the system as [33Al_fsu9_M1T7+]: (press Enter)
  • Name output xml file as [33Al_fsu9+.xml]: (press Enter)

Comment:

This creates 0hw model space with positive parity states.

Repeat for 1hw States with Negative Parity

Comment:

Similar steps for negative parity but different choices for parity and oscillator quanta (min 1 and max 1).
Comment: Additional systems for 2hw and 3hw states may be obtained similarly but require different system names and XML file names.

2) Create Basis for Both Parity States

Commands:

  • XsysmbsOMP 33Al_fsu9+.xml
  • XsysmbsOMP 33Al_fsu9-.xml

Program Output:

  • Number of mbs 119 for positive parity
  • Number of mbs 23842 for negative parity

3) Diagonalize Both Systems

Commands:

  • DEXHVJTcsb 33Al_fsu9+.xml
  • DEXHVJTcsb 33Al_fsu9-.xml

Program Output for Positive Parity:

  • "There are 119, how many do you want to process?" User Input: 10 Comment:

because system is small full diagonalization was used and all 119 states are available (see -l flag).

4) Examine the Resulting Spectrum

Command: Xlevels 33Al_fsu9+.xml 33Al_fsu9-.xml
Program Output:

  • 5/2+(1) T=7/2 0 -303.079
  • 1/2-(1) T=7/2 1.947 -301.132
  • 7/2-(1) T=7/2 3.151 -299.928
  • 5/2-(1) T=7/2 3.205 -299.874
  • 3/2-(1) T=7/2 3.262 -299.817

Comment:

Note the state at 3.967 MeV is the last state of negative parity and was not well resolved. Additional iterations in Davidson may be required.

5) Analyze E2 Transitions Between Positive Parity States

Command: XSHLEMB 33Al_fsu9+.xml -u -w
User Input:

  • Operator type: E for electric
  • Multipolarity: 2 for E2
  • Neutron effective charge: 0.5 (enter neutron effective charge)
  • Proton effective charge: 1.5
  • File for radial overlap: HO (enter HO for harmonic oscillator or file name for matrix of other radial wave function overlaps)

Program Output:

  • Transition details..
  • Output stored in XML files with details, The B(E2) is given as B is in oscillator units, Bu is in fm and weisskopf is for Weisskopf units (see XSHLEMB --help for details).