Phys. Rev. 108, 1300–1304 (1957)Center-of-Gravity Theorem in Nuclear SpectroscopyReceived 5 August 1957; published in the issue dated December 1957 The j-j coupling shell model implies the existence of certain geometrical relations among the spectra of neighboring nuclei. We have considered one such relationship between states of a nucleus that is one proton or neutron away from a closed shell with states of the corresponding closed-shell nucleus. Use of this relationship has enabled us to predict excited-state spins for several nuclei, most of which are in the vicinity of mass number 60. In two cases we predict the existence of states that have not been observed. © 1957 The American Physical Society URL:
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