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  "Coriolis decoupling" have emerged as two mechanisms that most likely produce a band that
  crosses the ground state band [13].
  Conclusion. In this paper the role triaxality in the quadrupole shape excitation in even-even
  heavy nuclei is considered in the framework of the free triaxiality model, where γ and β
  2
  variables
  are dynamic. The Davidson potential is used for γ and β
  2
  variables. The energy level of excited
  collective states was obtained by taking into account the high-order terms of the rotational energy
  operator series (γ -γ
  0
  ). The ground-state- and γ - bandcrossing is observed. The branching ratio of
  intra/inter-band reduced E2-transition probabilities ground-state-band, β- and γ -bands for heavy
  even-even nuclei are considered. The sensitivity of the intra/inter-band reduced E2-transition
  probabilities to the triaxiality parameter γ
  0
  was analyzed.
  The complex behavior inter/intra-band reduced E2-transitions probabilities at large values of
  the triaxiality parameter γ
  0
  is ground-state- and γ-bandscrossing in these values. The bandcrossing
  shows that within the framework of the free triaxiality model it is impossible to describe states of
  large or maximum triaxiality, if such states are detected in the experiments.
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