Abstract

The phenomenon of abrupt band termination in [Formula: see text]I has been revisited in the light of total Routhian surface (TRS) calculations. Both axial ([Formula: see text]) and nonaxial ([Formula: see text]) quadrupole deformation parameters have been estimated for the negative parity states. The calculation has also been extended for [Formula: see text]I and the theoretical result has been compared with the available experimental information. The calculated transition quadrupole moments ([Formula: see text]) are matching nicely upto [Formula: see text] MeV. The noncollective oblate shapes become yrast at higher angular frequency in [Formula: see text]I. At lower spin, all of these nuclei exhibit a collective prolate shape. This sudden change in shape at [Formula: see text] is indicative of the loss of collectivity at [Formula: see text]–[Formula: see text] MeV.

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