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The purpose of this Perspective is not to present new progress but rather to shed light on another approach to studying nuclear wobbling motion from the viewpoint of many-body theory under an external field. Special attention is paid to the moments of inertia, which are microscopically calculated as the response of the full A -body system to rapid rotations described by the cranked RPA formalism. They depend on the rotation frequency, and it is shown that the approach of two moments of inertia leads to the instability of rotating triaxial mean fields.
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