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Anharmonic vibrations in nuclei

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We show that the non-linearities of large amplitude motions in atomic nuclei induce giant quadrupole and monopole vibrations. As a consequence, the main source of anharmonicity is the coupling with configurations including one of these two giant resonances on top of any state. Two-phonon energies are often lowered by one or two MeV because of the large matrix elements with such three phonon configurations. These effects are studied in two nuclei, 40Ca and 208Pb.

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Anharmonic vibrations in nuclei

Author: Fallot, M.; Chomaz, Philippe; Andrés Martín, María Victoria; Catara, Francesco; Lanza, Edoardo G.; Scarpaci, J. A.
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2003
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2003.10.001
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a Xi :nucl- h/0111013 1 6 No 2001
Anha monic ib a ions in nuclei
M. Fallo a), Ph. Chomazb), M.V. And ´esc), F. Ca a ad), E. G. Lanzad), J. A. Sca pacia)
a)Ins i u de Physique Nucl´eai e, IN2P3-CNRS, F-91406 O say Cedex, F ance
b)GANIL, B.P. 5027, F-14076 CAEN Cedex 5, F ance
c)Depa amen o de F´ısica A ´omica, Molecula y Nuclea , Uni e sidad de Se illa, Apdo 1065, E-41080 Se illa, Spain
d)Dipa imen o di Fisica Uni e si ´a di Ca ania and INFN, Sezione di Ca ania, I-95129 Ca ania, I aly
In his le e , we show ha he non-linea i ies o la ge ampli ude mo ions in a omic nuclei induce
gian quad upole and monopole ib a ions. As a consequence, he main sou ce o anha monici y is
he coupling wi h con igu a ions including one o hese wo gian esonances on op o any s a e.
Two-phonon ene gies a e o en lowe ed by one o wo MeV because o he la ge ma ix elemen s
wi h such h ee phonon con igu a ions. These e ec s a e s udied in wo nuclei, 40Ca and 208Pb.
PACS numbe s : 21.60E , 21.10Re, 21.60Jz, 24.30Cz
Many-body e mionic sys ems possess collec i e ib a-
ional s a es which a e well desc ibed as bosonic modes
(phonons). The exis ence in a omic nuclei o such s a es,
bo h low-lying and Gian Resonances (GR) is now well
es ablished up o he second quan um [1,2]. Howe e ,
hei p ope ies such as ene gy and exci a ion p obabil-
i y a e s ill open ques ions. F om he expe imen al poin
o iew he s ong exci a ion c oss sec ion o wo phonon
s a es calls o he p esence o la ge anha monici ies bu
up o now, all he heo e ical es ima es we e poin ing
o weak de ia ions om a ha monic spec um. To ou
knowledge, so a only he mixing o one- and wo-phonon
s a es has been conside ed in mic oscopic calcula ions,
wi h wo excep ions. In e . [3] he coupling o some spe-
ci ic h ee-phonon con igu a ions has been included as a
mechanism gene a ing he damping wid h o he Double
Gian Dipole Resonance. In e . [4] he agmen a ion
o he doubly exci ed low lying oc upole s a es in 208Pb
has been s udied by allowing he coupling o one- and
h ee-phonon con igu a ions wi h a low ene gy cu -o in-
oduced o educe he diagonaliza ion space. Fo his
eason monopole, (GMR) and quad upole (GQR) con-
ibu ions which, as we will see, play an impo an ole,
we e neglec ed.
In he p esen pape we show ha a co ec desc ip ion
o he s a es o which he main componen is a wo-
phonon con igu a ion equi es he inclusion o one- and
h ee-phonon ones. We s ess he essen ial ole played by
he b ea hing mode in he nuclea anha monici y as an
impo an no el y o he p esen analysis since olume
modes a e usually no conside ed in damping o coupling
mechanisms. Mo eo e , we will show ha he e y col-
lec i e GQR plays also an impo an ole.
The s a ing poin o ou calcula ion is a mapping o
he e mion pa icle-hole ope a o s a†
pahin o boson op-
e a o s B†
ph as o example he one p oposed in e . [5]
a†
pah→B†
ph + (1 −√2) X
p′h′
B†
p′h′B†
p′hBph′+.... (1)
a†
pap′→X
h
B†
phBp′h, aha†
h′→X
p
B†
phBph′(2)
whe e a†(a) c ea es (annihila es) one nucleon in an oc-
cupied (h) o unoccupied (p) single pa icle s a e. The
second e m on he igh hand side o eq.(1) is a co -
ec ion ha akes ca e o he Pauli p inciple. Then we
cons uc a boson image o he Hamil onian, unca ed a
he ou h o de in he B†and Bope a o s. In oducing
he Bogoliubo ans o ma ion o bosons:
Q†
ν≡X
p,h
(Xν
phB†
ph −Yν
phBph) (3)
and imposing ha he quad a ic pa o he boson Hamil-
onian in he new ope a o s is diagonal, we ob ain he
usual Random Phase App oxima ion (RPA) equa ions
o he Xand Yampli udes.
By in e ing eq.(3) we can exp ess HBin e ms o he
collec i e Q†and Qope a o s:
HB=H11Q†Q+ (H21Q†Q†Q+h.c.) + H22Q†Q†QQ
+(H30Q†Q†Q†+h.c.) + (H31Q†Q†Q†Q+h.c.)
+(H40Q†Q†Q†Q†+h.c.) + ... (4)
wi h Hνν′
11 =Eνδνν′.The Hma ices a e exp essed in
e ms o he X and Y o ans o ma ion (3). The con-
ibu ions o eq.(4) coming om he high o de e ms o
he expansion (1) appea o be educed by he numbe o
con igu a ions in ol ed in he collec i e s a es and he e-
o e can be neglec ed. In he case o closed shell nuclei,
he RPA co ela ions a e mode a e. The e o e, he Y/X
a ios a e small. In eq.(4) we will neglec he H e ms
con aining a leas one Y ampli ude. These wo app ox-
ima ions lea e una ec ed only he i s h ee e ms o
eq.(4) [6]. We will compa e he spec a o 40Ca and 208Pb
ob ained by he diagonaliza ion in he spaces con aining
up o wo-phonon s a es and up o h ee-phonon s a es,
espec i ely. In e . [7] a simila analysis was done in he
wo le el Lipkin model. I was ound ha his app oxi-
ma ion is well jus i ied and one ge s good esul s in he
la ge space o he eigens a es which main componen
is a wo-phonon con igu a ion.
All calcula ions ha e been pe o med by using he SGII
Sky me in e ac ion [8]. We include all na u al pa i y
1
RPA collec i e one-phonon s a es wi h angula momen-
um J≤3 which exhaus a leas 5% o he EWSR
and all wo- and h ee-phonon con igu a ions buil wi h
hem, wi hou any ene gy cu -o , wi h bo h na u al and
unna u al pa i y.
Le us s a looking a he esul s o 40Ca. In able I
we show he one-phonon s a es aken in o accoun . In
able II we show some esul s o he diagonaliza ion o a
selec ed se o s a es. The ene gies ob ained in he space
up o wo-phonons (see e . [9]) a e epo ed he e o
compa ison. The so-calcula ed anha monici y was lim-
i ed o a ew hund ed keV. Le us now s udy he mo e
comple e calcula ion including he h ee phonon s a es.
As a gene al commen , one can say ha he shi in-
duced by he coupling o h ee-phonon s a es is ai ly
la ge, being in almos all he cases mo e han 1 MeV,
and always downwa d. This can be unde s ood in second
o de pe u ba ion which, as can be seen om he able,
gi es a good es ima e o he ene gies in mos cases. In
second o de pe u ba ion he co ec ion o he ene gy is
gi en by
∆Ei=< ϕi|V|ϕi>+X
j6=i
|< ϕj|V|ϕi>|2
E0
i−E0
j
(5)
whe e |ϕi>is he conside ed unpe u bed s a e, |ϕj>
all he o he s a es and E0 he co esponding unpe -
u bed ene gies. Since he diagonal, i s o de , con i-
bu ion is small in mos cases, he sign o he shi is ha
o he denomina o in he second o de e m. The e o e,
i |ϕi>is a wo-phonon s a e, he con ibu ions om
h ee-phonon con igu a ions a e nega i e in mos cases
since mos o he h ee phonon s a es lye abo e he wo
phonon ones. Mo eo e , whene e a GMR is added on
op o any s a e, he H21 e ms (see eq.4) a e la ge , o
he o de o 1 o 2 MeV in 40Ca. The speci ic alues
can be ound in he las h ee columns o able I. Indeed,
in he coupling leading o he addi ion o one GMR on
op o any s a e, he esidual in e ac ion be ween he un-
de lying e mions is no unca ed by conse a ion laws,
because he pa icles and he holes in ol ed in he GMR
ca y iden ical pa i y and spin quan um numbe s (c . e .
[10]). Phenomenologically, his s ong coupling o all col-
lec i e ib a ions wi h he b ea hing mode comes om
he ac ha in a small nucleus like he 40Ca any la ge
ampli ude mo ion a ec s he cen al densi y. The e o e,
su ace modes canno be decoupled om a densi y a ia-
ion in he whole olume as clea ly seen in ecen TDHF
simula ions e . [11].
I he s a e is a wo-phonon one, hen he ma ix el-
emen s coupling i o he s a e ob ained by exci ing a
b ea hing mode on op o i a e abou 3 MeV (up o 5.5
MeV) when he less (mo e) collec i e componen o he
40Ca GMR is conside ed. E en la ge ma ix elemen s
a e ob ained, when he s a es connec ed by H21 in ol e
se e al GMR. In ha case a Bose enhancemen ac o
appea s and no Clebsch-Go dan coe icien s en e in he
calcula ion. Thus he ma ix elemen be ween he dou-
ble and he iple GMR loca ed a 18.25 MeV, M1, is
√6 imes la ge han be ween he single and he double
M1. Tha gi es a ma ix elemen o -5.22 MeV, gi ing
a con ibu ion o -1.49 MeV o he second o de ene gy
co ec ion o he double M1s a e. An e en la ge alue
comes ou in he case o he double GMR loca ed a
22.47 MeV, M2, and he iple M2, namely a ma ix el-
emen o -9.69 MeV gi ing a -4.18 MeV con ibu ion o
he ene gy shi o he double M2. This is due o he ac
ha M2is mo e collec i e han M1in 40Ca.
Some hing simila , bu less s ong, happens also o
he ma ix elemen s connec ing some s a e wi h ha
buil by adding one GQR phonon. We quo e wo ex-
amples. The low-lying componen o he Gian Dipole
Resonance |D1>has a ma ix elemen o he esidual in-
e ac ion wi h he s a es |D1⊗M1>,|D1⊗M2>and
|D1⊗Q1>equal o -1.38 MeV, -2.12 MeV and -1.25
MeV espec i ely. Ano he example, wi h o al J=1,
is gi en by he ma ix elemen s be ween |D1⊗Q1>
and |(M1⊗D1)1⊗Q1>,|(M2⊗D1)1⊗Q1>and
|(Q1)2
2⊗D1>equal o -2.74 MeV, -4.61 MeV and -1.41
MeV espec i ely.
These indings clea ly indica e ha la ge ampli ude
mo ions a e s ongly coupled bo h o su ace and olume
oscilla ions, he la e being mo e impo an in 40Ca. I is
wo hwhile s essing ha such la ge co ec ions o he en-
e gy o wo-phonon s a es a e ob ained despi e he qui e
la ge absolu e alues o he ene gy di e ence be ween he
coupled s a es. The e o e, in oducing an ene gy cu -o
in he h ee-phonon s a es included in he calcula ion
may lead o e oneous esul s. Le us conside o exam-
ple he case o he 0+membe o he mul iple o double
low-lying oc upole s a es. A i s o de pe u ba ion,
i is shi ed up by 2.24 MeV. The second o de co ec-
ion coming om he single GMR s a es is -0.93 MeV.
These wo con ibu ions, leading o a o al shi o +1.31
MeV, domina e he e ec s o he coupling wi h one- and
wo-phonon s a es as con i med by he esul o he diag-
onaliza ion in his subspace. When h ee-phonon s a es
a e included, one ge s a u he shi down o 1.86 MeV
coming om he con igu a ion including a GMR on op
o he wo oc upoles. This con ibu ion is absen in e .
[4] because he ene gy cu -o in oduced he e in o de
o educe he numbe o h ee-phonon con igu a ions was
oo low. The same happens o he o he membe s o he
mul iple as well as o he double D1o D2, he double
Q1and he D1o D2⊗Q1s a es.
The esul s o 208Pb a e shown in ables III and IV.
The same gene al ema ks al eady made o 40Ca apply
also in his case. The mos ele an di e ence is ha he
ole played by he GMR and he GQR in 40Ca is now in-
e ed, he la e being dominan in 208Pb. This educed
impo ance o he GMR may come om he ac ha
in la ge nuclei he su ace ib a ions can occu wi hou
2
changing he olume. Concluding abou he ene gy o he
wo-phonon s a es one can see ha he inclusion o he
h ee phonon con igu a ions induces an anha monici y o
mo e han 1 MeV in 40Ca bu only o a ew hund ed keV
in 208Pb. Because o he loca ion a high ene gy o he
h ee phonon s a es, he obse ed shi is sys ema ically
downwa d. I is impo an o s ess ha he conside ed
esidual in e ac ion only couples s a es wi h a numbe o
phonon a ying a maximum by one uni . The e o e, he
ene gy a ia ion o he wo-phonon spec um induced by
inclusion o ou and mo e phonon s a es would be small
since i co esponds o a hi d o de pe u ba ion in ol -
ing wo la ge ene gy di e ences in he denomina o .
I we now analyze he spli ing o he wo-phonon mul-
iple s we can see ha i emains small o gian eso-
nances (abou a ew hund ed keV) while i may go up o
1 MeV o low lying s a es in 40Ca. Compa ing he spli -
ing and he o de ing o he s a es ob ained in i s o de
pe u ba ion and in he ull calcula ion we can see ha
hey emain almos unchanged. The e o e, he diagonal
ma ix elemen s o he esidual in e ac ion a e esponsi-
ble o his spli ing and o de ing.
Le us now in es iga e he mixing induced by he esid-
ual in e ac ion. In ables II and IV he mixing coe icien s
o he wo main componen s in each s a e a e p esen ed.
Fi s we can see ha he e is always one componen ha
emains e y la ge, explaining he success o he pe u -
ba ion app oach. The impo an poin is ha in gene al
we obse e la ge mixing coe icien s, namely abou 0.2
o 0.4 o mo e in 40Ca and 0.15 o 0.3 in 208Pb. This
may ha e e y impo an consequences in he exci a ion
p ocess as we will in es iga e in a o hcoming wo k.
I is wo hwhile men ioning ha , in some cases, a
h ee-phonon componen appea s wi h a la ge ampli ude
in he wa e unc ion o a (mainly) wo-phonon s a e, de-
spi e he ac ha he esidual in e ac ion does no couple
di ec ly hese con igu a ions oge he . In a ew cases, in-
deed, his is he second main componen as can be seen
o 40Ca in able II ( he |(D1)2
0>and |M2⊗Q1>s a es)
and o 208Pb in able IV ( he |(M1)2>s a e). This
happens because he diagonal ma ix elemen s o he
Hamil onian in he wo-phonon and h ee-phonon con-
igu a ions a e close and he ma ix elemen s coupling
he la e wi h o he con igu a ions a e la ge. A simila
si ua ion has been ound in 208Pb o wo one-phonon
(mainly) s a es which ha e a h ee-phonon con igu a ion
as second impo an componen , e en hough ou Hamil-
onian does no couple di ec ly s a es which numbe s o
phonons di e by mo e han one. This is he case o he
s a e which main componen is |M1>, wi h ampli ude
c0=−0.79, and o which he second mos impo an
componen is |(3−)2
2⊗2+>wi h c1= 0.55. Bo h com-
ponen s ha e la ge ma ix elemen s wi h he wo-phonon
s a e |(3−)2
0>. How his mixing o he monopole es-
onance may a ec he monopole esponse, and so he
usual conclusion abou he comp essibili y, is now un-
de s udy. The o he case is he single high ene gy oc-
upole esonance |O > which is s ongly mixed wi h he
s a es |(2+⊗3−)J⊗Q1>. The ene gy o hese s a es
a e, howe e , shi ed by less han 100 keV. This is co-
he en because he s ong mixing is coming om a quasi
degene acy o he conside ed s a es.
Summa izing, he spec um o wo-phonon s a es is
s ongly modi ied by hei coupling o he h ee-phonon
ones. All o he s a es appea mixed wi h he exci a ion
o a GMR and GQR on op o i . This is due o he
ac ha mos o he ma ix elemen s o H21 coupling a
phonon wi h he same phonon plus a GMR o a GQR a e
la ge. Mo eo e , because o he Bose enhancemen ac-
o s, he e ec o H21 be ween he wo and h ee phonon
s a es is e en la ge . I is also o be no ed ha many
o he impo an h ee-phonon s a es a e highe in en-
e gy han he wo-phonon ones. The e o e, hey induce
a sys ema ic shi down o he wo phonon s a es as he
sum o se e al qui e la ge nega i e con ibu ions. This
unexpec ed inding can be unde s ood as a modi ica ion
o he cen al densi y in la ge ampli ude mo ion leading
o an exci a ion o he b ea hing mode. The case o he
GQR seems o be ela ed o he ex eme collec i i y o
his s a e leading o a s ong quad upole esponse o he
quad upole componen o he non-linea i ies o he mean-
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ba i e na u e o he obse ed phenomenon, he possible
in oduc ion o ou -phonon s a es should no modi y he
abo e conclusions abou wo phonon s a es. O cou se,
ou indings imply ha in o de o ge a co ec h ee-
phonon spec um one should u he enla ge he space
up o ou -phonons. This is a o midable ask which is
beyond he scopes o he p esen pape .
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TABLE I. RPA one-phonon basis o 40Ca. Fo each s a e,
spin, pa i y, isospin, ene gy and pe cen age o he EWSR a e
epo ed. In he ollowing columns, VM1s ands o he ma ix
elemen < ν|V|ν⊗M1>, whe e νis he one phonon in he
1s column, he same o VM2and VQ1.
Phonons JπT E(MeV ) %EW SR VM1(MeV )VM2(MeV )VQ1(MeV )
M10+0 18.25 30 −2.13 −2.36 −
M20+0 22.47 54 −2.03 −3.96 −
D11−1 17.78 56 −1.38 −2.12 −1.25
D21−1 22.03 10 −1.48 −2.16 +0.73
Q12+0 16.91 85 −1.36 −2.49 −0.36
Q22+1 29.59 26 −1.70 −2.85 −0.00
3−3−0 4.94 14 −1.74 −2.60 −0.07
O13−0 9.71 5 −1.42 −2.28 −0.43
O23−0 31.33 25 −1.69 −2.72 −0.31
TABLE II. Resul s o 40Ca. In he i s column, he s a es
a e labelled by hei main componen in he eigen ec o and
hei unpe u bed ene gy (in pa en heses). In he second col-
umn, he ampli ude o he main componen c0. Then o each
o al angula momen um J, we show he esul s o he calcu-
la ion in he basis up o 2 phonon s a es, he p esen esul s
o he basis ex ended o 3 phonon s a es, he co esponding
i s o de pe u ba ion heo y ene gy, and he second o de
one. The las wo columns con ain he 2nd main componen
in he eigens a es and he co esponding ampli ude c1. The
subindex in he wo-phonon con igu a ions deno es J. All en-
e gies a e gi en in MeV.
Main c0Jπ≤2ph ≤3ph 1s 2nd 2ndmain c1
componen o de o de componen
3−⊗3−−0.91 0+10.96 9.27 12.12 9.20 M10.21
( 9.88) −0.96 2+10.63 8.89 10.66 8.75 (3−)2
2⊗M2−0.21
−0.96 4+9.85 8.10 9.86 7.96 (3−)2
4⊗M2−0.21
−0.96 6+10.88 9.12 10.88 8.99 (3−)2
6⊗M2−0.21
D1⊗D1−0.92 0+35.27 33.71 35.25 33.59 (3−)2
0⊗M2−0.22
(35.56) −0.96 2+35.10 33.66 35.06 33.59 (D1)2
2⊗M2−0.17
D1⊗Q10.95 1−34.83 33.35 34.72 33.24 (M2⊗D1)1⊗Q10.19
(34.69) 0.96 2−34.56 33.22 34.56 33.16 (M2⊗D1)1⊗Q10.19
−0.96 3−34.67 33.13 34.67 33.02 (M2⊗D1)1⊗Q1−0.19
Q1⊗Q1−0.87 0+33.88 32.47 33.83 32.27 (Q1⊗3−)3⊗O10.32
(33.82) 0.84 2+33.82 32.47 33.82 32.26 (Q1⊗3−)5⊗O1−0.38
0.90 4+34.02 32.61 34.02 32.44 (Q1⊗3−)5⊗O1−0.32
M2⊗D1−0.89 1−40.26 38.14 40.05 37.65 (M2)2
0⊗D10.26
(40.25)
M2⊗Q1−0.73 2+39.62 37.34 39.35 36.80 (O1)2
2⊗M10.40
(39.38)
M2⊗M20.67 0+45.60 42.76 44.87 41.18 (O1)2
0⊗M2−0.55
(44.94)
TABLE III. Same as able I o he nucleus 208Pb.
Phonons JπT E(MeV ) %EW SR VM1(MeV )VM2(MeV )VQ1(MeV )
M10+0 13.61 61 −1.87 −0.92 −
M20+0 15.02 28 −1.32 −1.16 −
D11−1 12.43 63 −0.79 −0.59 −0.68
D21−1 16.66 17 0.00 0.00 −0.64
2+2+0 5.54 15 −0.11 0.07 −1.18
Q12+0 11.60 76 −0.64 −0.48 −0.74
Q22+1 21.81 45 −0.86 −0.63 −0.55
3−3−0 3.46 21 −1.13 −0.62 −0.90
O3−0 21.30 37 −0.99 −0.74 −0.42
TABLE IV. Same as able II o he 208Pb nucleus.
Main c0Jπ≤2ph ≤3ph 1s 2nd 2ndmain c1
componen o de o de componen
3−⊗3−−0.95 0+7.88 6.96 8.06 6.90 (3−)2
0⊗2+−0.17
( 6.93) −0.92 2+7.31 6.57 7.33 6.52 2+−0.28
−0.98 4+7.16 6.55 7.16 6.51 (3−)2
4⊗M1−0.15
0.97 6+7.43 6.63 7.44 6.56 (3−)2
6⊗M10.15
3−⊗2+−0.94 1−9.20 8.26 9.21 8.02 (2+)2
2⊗3−−0.23
( 9.01) 0.97 2−9.12 8.54 9.12 8.50 (2+)2
2⊗3−0.17
0.96 3−9.17 8.70 9.12 8.56 (3−)3
2−0.17
0.96 4−9.07 8.61 9.07 8.45 (3−)30.19
−0.96 5−9.06 8.33 9.06 8.16 (2+)2
2⊗3−−0.18
2+⊗2+0.92 0+11.23 9.88 11.24 9.46 (2+)3−0.31
(11.09) −0.94 2+11.27 10.78 11.12 10.61 (3−)2
2⊗2+0.24
0.94 4+11.25 10.39 11.25 10.13 (2+)30.24
D1⊗D10.97 0+24.91 24.42 24.90 24.40 (D1)2
0⊗M10.11
(24.87) 0.96 2+24.68 24.29 24.68 24.27 3−⊗O0.19
D1⊗Q1−0.96 1−24.07 23.73 24.02 23.71 (3−)2⊗D10.17
(24.03) 0.98 2−23.97 23.82 23.97 23.80 (3−)2
2⊗D1−0.16
0.96 3−24.03 23.74 24.03 23.71 (2+)2
2⊗D10.18
Q1⊗Q1−0.94 0+23.20 22.92 23.20 22.86 (3−)2
2⊗Q1−0.24
(23.20) 0.95 2+23.23 23.17 23.18 23.14 (3−)2
2⊗Q10.22
−0.95 4+23.26 23.10 23.26 23.07 (3−)2
2⊗Q1−0.22
M1⊗D1−0.94 1−26.05 25.35 26.02 25.28 (M1)2
0⊗D1−0.20
(26.05)
M1⊗Q1−0.92 2+25.25 24.77 25.22 24.66 (3−)2
2⊗M1−0.20
(25.21)
M1⊗M10.74 0+27.52 26.23 27.28 25.95 (2+)2
0⊗M20.54
(27.22)
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