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Nevertheless, the harmonic oscillator potential is used extensively for light nuclei, and harmonic oscillator wave functions are often used in reaction calculations The harmonic oscillator states are labeled by their total angular momentum starting at 0 Each principal quantum number level is said to form a shell of orbitals The energy gap between each shell will be exactly the same, and all the sublevels with a given principal quantum number will be degenerate The number of orbitals is given by the expression 2N 1 where N 0, 1, 2, The Pauli principle states that the number of nucleons (fermions) needed to ll each orbital is 2, as for electrons in atomic orbitals, so the number of nucleons needed to ll the shells are 2 [2N 1] 2, 6, 10, .

This lling agrees with the enhanced stability of the lightest nuclei (4He, 16O), taking the neutrons and protons in separate orbits, but does not agree with that of heavier nuclei A dramatic improvement was made to the simple harmonic oscillator potential by the addition of a spin orbit correlation It is known that relativistic particles have a tendency to align their orbital and intrinsic angular momenta (spins) This alignment is the basis of the familiar change in the chemistry of the bottom-row elements in the periodic table For example, thallium favors the 1 oxidation state even though thallium is the heaviest member of Group 13 or IIIA This comes about because the three atomic p states separate (or split apart) into two groups in energy according to the alignment of the orbital (l 1) and intrinsic spin (s 1 ) angular momentum.

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2 The p1/2 state with the spin and angular momentum coupled in opposite directions comes lower in energy and holds two electrons, while the third electron lies in the p3/2 state and is easily ionized The addition of the spin orbit term to the nuclear harmonic oscillator potential causes a separation or removal of the degeneracy of the energy levels according to their total angular momentum ( j l s) In the nuclear case, the states with.

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