Beta-delayed proton emission in the lower half of the sd-shell will involve deformed nuclei. We derive the normalized matrix element connecting emission of one particle from an initial rotational nuclear state to another final rotating state, and we extract selection rules involving the K quantum number. The initial state is approximated as having a core identical to the final nuclear state. The formalism is then directly applicable to β+-delayed proton decays of even-Z, odd-N nuclei or β−-delayed neutron decays of odd-Z, even N nuclei. These beta-decay results are compared to the outcomes of possible transfer reactions. As an example the beta-delayed proton emission of 21Mg is considered, where new quantum numbers can be assigned to several states in 21Na.
@article{arxiv.2501.11458,
title = {Beta-delayed particle emission and collective rotations},
author = {K. Riisager and E. A. M. Jensen and A. S. Jensen},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2501.11458},
year = {2025}
}