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In our recent paper [Phys. Lett. B 753, (2016) 122], we have shown that boththe odd and even tensor electric transition probabilities exhibit similarbehavior within the generalized seniority scheme in a multi-j environment. Thismicroscopic approach was used to show for the first time the occurrence ofseniority isomers in the $ {13}^-$ isomers of Sn-isotopes, which decay by oddtensor $E1$ transition to the same seniority ($\Delta v = 0$) state. In thisletter, we extend our studies to odd tensor $E3$ transitions connectingdifferent seniority states ($\Delta v = 2$), and show for the first time thatthe generalized seniority scheme explains reasonably well the systematics ofthe $B(E3)$ values for the $(0^+ \rightarrow 3_1^-)$ transitions in theSn-isotopes. Additionally, we support these results by seniority guided LargeScale Shell Model (LSSM) calculations. The generalized seniority results areable to single out the most crucial valence space required in the LSSMcalculations.

Odd tensor E3 transitions and the generalized seniority in Sn-isotopes