Abstract
It is shown that Berry's phase occurs not only along a continuous path in parameter space, but also in situations in which the parameters belong to a quantized space, where the closed path consists of a finite number of discrete points in this space, and where diabolical points do not exist. This necessitates that a new and more physical phase propagation rule be invoked. As an example we study diabolic pair transfer in rotating nuclei.
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