Abstract
The angular-momentum dependence of parity splitting in ground-state alternating parity bands and especially the sign inversion of parity splitting are considered. It is shown that the complicated odd-even staggering structure of the alternating parity bands can be interpreted as the result of two simultaneously manifesting effects: (1) penetration of the barrier separating two minima with the opposite signs of the reflection asymmetric deformation and (2) alignment of the angular momentum of the intrinsic excitations.
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