Level Structure of
- 1 January 1972
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review C
- Vol. 5 (1) , 252-270
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevc.5.252
Abstract
The level structure of has been studied via singles, coincidences in the 2048 × 4096 channel mode, and directional-correlation measurements with Ge(Li) detectors from the decay of . These data yielded 7 new transitions and the addition of 13 transitions to the decay scheme, which includes 5 new levels. The following levels were observed (energies in keV followed by the spin and parity): 93.13, ; 306.52, ; 1174.64, ; 1199.24, ; 1276.54, ; 1309.91, , ; 1362.36, ; 1433.97, ; 1443.86, ; 1496.02, ; 1513.64, , ; 1561.27, ; 1566.45, , ; and 1771.95, . directional correlations were measured with the → , 93.13-keV transition and eight transitions that feed the first excited state. From the data, spins of 2 and 0 are established for the 1362.36-and 1771.95-keV levels and admixtures of and 65.2 ± 3.2% for the 1183.40- and 1402.87-keV transitions. With these multipole admixtures, the branching ratios for the , 1276.54-keV level cannot be brought into agreement with theory for a single band-mixing parameter; while for the , 1496.02-keV level they can be.
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