Abstract
A microscopic description of the recent data on the Coulomb form factors for the 0g.s.+22+ transitions in the nuclei Ti48 and Cr50 is attempted in terms of the prolate and oblate intrinsic states resulting from realistic effective interactions operating in the 2p-1f shell. The results for the higher momentum-transfer region show significant improvements compared to the form factor estimates obtained in some recent shell model calculations involving the f7/2n+f7/2n1 p3/2 configurations.