Abstract
Nuclear and atomic spectroscopy measurements have provided a great number of data on the neutron-deficient Pt and Hg nuclei. The odd-A Pt and Hg with A 186 is still an open question. The energy of the low-lying levels and the nuclear moments have been calculated in the framework of a semimicroscopic “axial-rotor + 1 quasiparticle” coupling model. The predictions are compared with the experimental data and discussed. The results strongly suggest a prolate shape for the negative-parity low-lying states of the odd-A 187–191Pt and 187–193Hg isotopes.
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