Abstract
A microscopic calculation of Bohr's collective Hamiltonian is used to describe the collective motion in the76Kr isotope. A single-particle basis calculated in a deformed Woods-Saxon potential leads to the potential energy surface obtained by the Strutinsky renormalization procedure, and to the inertial functions determined in the cranking model approximation.
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