Double shape quantum phase transitions in the SU3-IBM: new γ-soft phase and the shape phase transition from the new γ-soft phase to the prolate shape
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Shape quantum phase transition is an important topic in nuclear structure. In this paper, we begin to study the shape quantum phase transition in the SU3-IBM. In this new proposed model, spherical-like spectra was found to resolve the spherical nucleus puzzle, which is a new $\gamma$-soft rotational mode. In this paper, the shape phase transition along the new $\gamma$-soft line is first discussed, and then the neighbouring case at the prolate side is also studied. We find that double shape phase transitions occur along a single parameter path. The new $\gamma$-softness is really a shape phase and the shape phase transition from the new $\gamma$-soft phase to the prolate shape is found. The experimental support is also found and $^{108}$Pd may be the critical nucleus.
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