Calculations of the energy splittings between the parallel and antiparallel coupling states of odd neutron and odd proton in deformed nuclei have been made for both zero-range and finite-range nuclear forces. The energy splittings for both types of forces agree with the corresponding experimental energies. Calculations have also been made for the odd-even shift in $K=0$ bands. Finite-range interactions improve the agreement between experiment and theory for the odd-even shift, but the results are still unsatisfactory. It is shown that a tensor force is important in reproducing the experimental odd-even shift, especially in the case where Σₙ+Σₚ=1.
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