In-beam spectroscopy study of the proton emitter 151Lu

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1998
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Abstract
Gamma rays decaying from the excited states of the proton-unbound ${}^{151}\mathrm{Lu}$ were observed for the first time in an experiment using the ${}^{96}\mathrm{Ru}{(}^{58}\mathrm{Ni},{p2n)}^{151}\mathrm{Lu}$ reaction. These \ensuremath{\gamma} rays were identified by correlating prompt \ensuremath{\gamma} radiations at the target position with ${}^{151}\mathrm{Lu}$ proton radioactivities at the focal plane of a recoil mass separator. Systematic data on $N=80$ isotones suggest a possible isomeric level at high spin in ${}^{151}\mathrm{Lu}.$ Our measurement was unable to observe such an isomer, but provided an upper limit on its half-life. The observed \ensuremath{\gamma} rays in ${}^{151}\mathrm{Lu}$ can be interpreted in terms of two possible level structures.
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Authors C.-H. Yu;J. C. Batchelder;C. R. Bingham;R. Grzywacz;K. Rykaczewski;K. S. Toth;Y. Akovali;C. Baktash;A. Galindo-Uribarri;T. N. Ginter;C. J. Gross;M. Karny;S. H. Kim;B. D. MacDonald;S. D. Paul;D. C. Radford;J. Szerypo;W. Weintraub;
Journal physical review c
Year 1998
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doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.58.R3042
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