Abstract
The CHFB method is applied to actinide nuclei. The calculated neutron alignment agrees with the experimental data, but for the proton alignment discrepancies are observed. The reliability of our approach and the information from measured odd-mass-actinide spectra are discussed. It is concluded that the experimental even-even spectra might have to be interpreted as bands in which the lowest excitation of two (651, 3/2) protons is not populated.
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