Abstract
It is shown for the specific case of the f/sub 7/2/ shell that proper many-particle wave functions can explain much of the experimental data for magnetic moments and betadecay transitions without invoking configuration mixing. The calculations of the single-particle operators were made for all nuclei in the f/sub 7/2/ shell that have at most two particles in one of the unfilled shells and an arbitrary number of particles in the other. The wave functions used were energy eigenfunctions determined by diagonalizing the energy matrix of the residual interactions between all nucleons in the shell. (C.E.S.)
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