Abstract
The experimental isovector quadrupole strength in the charge exchange channels is smaller than predicted by random phase approximation calculations using conventional nuclear interactions. The introduction of nonlocal components in the interaction combined with the existence of a low-lying 0h-dash-bar..omega.. rotational 2/sup +/ quadrupole state in the daughter nucleus can explain this behavior. These nonlocal interactions do not play a role in the properties of the isovector monopole and dipole resonance.
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