Excited states in the neutron-deficient nucleiRn197,199,201
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Abstract
Excited states of the extremely neutron-deficient radon isotopes with N=111,113,115 have been studied for the first time in a series of in-beam experiments performed at the Accelerator Laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä. The reactions used were: Sn118(Kr82, 3n)Rn197, Sn120(Kr82, 3n)Rn199, Sm150(Cr52, 3n)Rn199, and Sn122(Kr82, 3n)Rn201. The γ rays emitted from excited states in the different isotopes were identified using the recoil-α-decay tagging technique. The estimated cross section for the production of 197Rnm was 7(3) nb, which is the lowest cross section reported so far for an in-beam study. The energies of the (17/2+) levels built on the isomeric (13/2+) states in Rn197,199,201 indicate a transition from an anharmonic vibrational structure toward a rotational structure at low spins for these nuclei. However, the transition is not as sharp as predicted by theory.
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| Authors | K. Andgren,B. Cederwall,J. Uusitalo,A. N. Andreyev,S. J. Freeman,Paul Greenlees,B. Hadinia,Ulrika Jakobsson,A. Johnson,P. M. Jones,D. T. Joss,S. Juutinen,R. Julin,S. Ketelhut,A. Khaplanov,M. Leino,M. Nyman,R. D. Page,P. Rahkila,M. Sandzelius,P. Sapple,J. Sarén,Catherine Scholey,J. Simpson,J. Sorri,J. Thomson,R. Wyss;K. Andgren;B. Cederwall;J. Uusitalo;A. N. Andreyev;S. J. Freeman;Paul Greenlees;B. Hadinia;Ulrika Jakobsson;A. Johnson;P. M. Jones;D. T. Joss;S. Juutinen;R. Julin;S. Ketelhut;A. Khaplanov;M. Leino;M. Nyman;R. D. Page;P. Rahkila;M. Sandzelius;P. Sapple;J. Sarén;Catherine Scholey;J. Simpson;J. Sorri;J. Thomson;R. Wyss; |
| Journal | physical review c |
| Year | 2008 |
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10.1103/physrevc.77.054303
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