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In this study, the quadrupole moments of the ^{166-180}Hf, ^{180-186}W and ^{152-168}Sm isotopic chains have been calculated by using the Woods-Saxon mean field potential in the framework of the superfluid model of the atomic nucleus. Our calculation showed that the deformation parameter mainly used in literature overestimates the actual values of deformation parameters β₂ by 10% for the well-deformed rare-earth nuclei. Besides, the contribution of the hexadecapole deformation to all quadrupole moments in question is smaller than 0.01 barn. The results showed that the theoretical values of the quadrupole moments are in good agreement with the previous theoretical works which have been done only for Sm isotopes and the corresponding experimental data for nuclei in question. The best theoretical value for quadrupole moment has been reached for the ^{152}Sm isotope.
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In this work, we have determined the Nilsson quantum numbers of the ground state of the odd-odd ^{138,140}Pr nucleus for the first time. To achieve it, several low energy neutron-proton two quasiparticle levels have been calculated in ^{138,140}Pr nuclei using deformed Woods-Saxon potential basis. The Gamov-Teller β^{(+)} decay transition matrix elements from these levels to the ground state of the neighbor ^{138,140}Ce nuclei and log ft values have been calculated. From the comparison of theoretical and experimental log ft values and neutron-proton K quantum numbers the ground state Nilsson quantum numbers of the odd-odd isotopes have been determined as {n[402]3/2-p[413]5/2}_{1^+} for two isotopes.
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