Abstract

The spectroscopic amplitudes of the virtual decays of silicon isotopes $${}^{28(30)}\textrm{Si}(J_{B})\rightarrow p(t)+{}^{27}\textrm{Al}(J_{A})$$ have been obtained using the wave functions of the $$1d{-}2s$$-shell nuclei in the Nilsson model. It has been shown that correct spectroscopy of the $$1d{-}2s$$-shell nuclei and consideration of their deformation has a significant effect on the values and signs of the spectroscopic amplitudes of both protons and tritons.

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