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We deal here with the application of the Nuclear Born Oppenheimer (NBO)method to the description of nuclear rotations. As an edifying illustration, weapply the NBO formalism to study the rotational motion of nuclei which areaxially-symmetric and even, but whose shells are not closed. We focus, inparticular, on the derivation of expressions for the rotational energy and forthe moment of inertia. Additionally, we examine the connection between the NBOmethod and the self-consistent cranking (SCC) model. Finally, we compare themoment of inertia generated by the NBO method with the Thouless-Valantinformula and hence establish a connection between the NBO method and the largebody of experimental data.

The Nuclear Born Oppenheimer Method and Nuclear Rotations