Abstract
The recent development of discrete line spectroscopy and the application to the study of high-spin states in deformed nuclei are reviewed. The concept of independent-particle motion in a rotating potential is discussed and expanded to include 2-body interactions which are treated empirically as quasiparticle residual interactions. The physical basis of residual interactions is discussed and empirical values are extracted from the data. It is shown that this interaction is configuration dependent and for a large part associated with a decrease in the pairing correlations caused by particle alignments and that the magnitude is correlated with the quadrupole moment of the involved orbits.
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