Abstract
The relativistic consistent angular-momentum projected shell model (ReCAPS) is used in the study of the structure and electromagnetic transitions of the low-lying states in the N=Z nucleus 52Fe. The model calculations show a reasonably good agreement with the data. The backbending at 12+ is reproduced and the energy level structure suggests that neutron-proton interactions play important roles.
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