Long-lived opposite-parity states in odd-mass nuclei are proposed as an empirical signature of octupole softness, with their absence marking candidates for static octupole deformation.
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Long-lived opposite-parity states and the onset of octupole collectivity in atomic nuclei
Long-lived opposite-parity states in odd-mass nuclei are proposed as an empirical signature of octupole softness, with their absence marking candidates for static octupole deformation.