Journal Article10.1070/PU1973V015N04ABEH004997
Nuclear shape isomers
TL;DR: In this paper, a new type of isomerism of atomic nuclei was proposed, due to the strong difference between the shapes of the nuclei in the initial and final stages.
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Abstract: Experimental and theoretical investigations of recent years point to the existence of a new type of isomerism of atomic nuclei, due to the strong difference between the shapes of the nuclei in the initial and final stages.
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