High-kStructures in124Cs
Dong Yang, Jingbin Lu, Yunzuo Liu, K. Ma, Huidong Wang, Lielin Wang, Gongye Liu, Li Li, Yingjun Ma, Lihua Zhu, Xiaoguang Wu, Guangsheng Li, Chuangye He
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Dong Yang, Jingbin Lu, Yunzuo Liu, K. Ma, Huidong Wang, Lielin Wang, Gongye Liu, Li Li, Yingjun Ma, Lihua Zhu, Xiaoguang Wu, Guangsheng Li, Chuangye He
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High spin states in the odd-odd nucleus 124 Cs have been investigated through the fusion-evaporation reaction 116 Sn( 11 B, 3n) 124 Cs with a beam energy of 45 MeV. A new rotational band is established and assigned as the high- k configuration of π g 9/2 [404]9/2 + ⊗ν h 11/2 [523]7/2 − . Some structures linking to this band have also been observed. According to the results of the excitation energy systematics, the lowest level of this band is assigned as 9 - , and the 8 - isomer bandhead has not been observed. Another isomer with a half life of 6.3 s has also been observed with its new decay paths established. Its excitation energy is raised by 79 keV, but its I π is not changed.
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High spin states in the odd-odd nucleus 124 Cs have been investigated through the fusion-evaporation reaction 116 Sn( 11 B, 3n) 124 Cs with a beam energy of 45 MeV. A new rotational band is established and assigned as the high- k configuration of π g 9/2 [404]9/2 + ⊗ν h 11/2 [523]7/2 − . Some structures linking to this band have also been observed. According to the results of the excitation energy systematics, the lowest level of this band is assigned as 9 - , and the 8 - isomer bandhead has not been observed. Another isomer with a half life of 6.3 s has also been observed with its new decay paths established. Its excitation energy is raised by 79 keV, but its I π is not changed.
Key concepts: Excitation, Beam energy, Atomic physics, Nuclear fusion, Evaporation, Spin (aerodynamics), Nucleus, Beam (structure)