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We discuss criteria for experimental identification of the nuclear tetrahedral and octahedral so-called high-rank symmetries based on the mean-field and group representation theories. We examine the possibly largest search zones on the (Z, N)-plane: in addition to traditionally discussed areas of even-even nuclei with proton and neutron numbers surrounding the tetrahedral magic ones (Z(0)(t), N-0(t) = 32, 40, 56, 64, 70, 90, 112, 136), we discuss also the odd-even and even-odd nuclei for which the identification criteria non-trivially differ from those for the even-even ones. We also propose the appropriately chosen particle-hole excited states to profit from the deformation driving mechanism contributed by combinations of certain orbitals. The discussion is summarised in the form of a series of 'user' instructions.

Shortening the Way to Experimental Evidence for High-rank Symmetries in Atomic Nuclei: Researcher Instructions