Giant Dipole Resonance and Related Spin-dependent Excitations

The Giant Dipole Resonance (GDR) and related spin-dependent excitations in heavy even-even axial nuclei are studied within the Wigner Function Moments method. The calculations are based on the Time Dependent Hartree-Fock equations for the density matrix which are converted into the equations for the spin-dependent Wigner function. Integrating them over the phase space with the weights r_μ and p_μ one gets the equations that describe the coupled dynamics of the first rank tensors associated with electric dipole ($E1$) and magnetic quadrupole ($M2$) responses. The energies and excitation probabilities of the K^π=0⁻ and K^π=1⁻ GDR components are calculated. The influence of spin degrees of freedom on the characteristics of GDR is estimated. The spin degrees of freedom give rise to the charge-conserving electric Spin Dipole Resonance (SDR) and magnetic quadrupole excitations. The properties of the SDR are studied. The energies of the magnetic quadrupole isovector and isoscalar excitations as well as the spin contribution to the corresponding transition strengths are estimated. The induced by deformation K-splitting of the $M2$ excitations are discussed.