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Linking Of Yrast And Excited Superdeformed Bands In 152Dy

Torben Lauritsen

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The excitation energy, spin and parity of the yrast superdeformed band 1 in 152Dy have been established. The evidence comes mainly from the measured properties of a 4011 keV single‐step transition connecting the yrast superdeformed level fed by the 693 keV transition to the 27− yrast state. Four additional, weaker, linking γ rays have been placed as well. The excitation energy of the lowest superdeformed band 1 member is 10,644 keV and its spin and parity are determined to be 24+. A further nine transitions of dipole character have been identified, which connect the excited superdeformed band 6 in 152Dy to the yrast SD band 1. The excitation energy of the lowest level in the excited SD band 1 is 14,239 keV. The lowest state in band 6 has been determined to be of negative parity and odd spin (29− or 31−). The measured properties of band 6 are consistent with an interpretation in terms of an octupole vibrational band. A comparison with an RPA calculation by Nakatsukasa et al. suggests that the spin of the lowest SD band 6 level is 31−.

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The excitation energy, spin and parity of the yrast superdeformed band 1 in 152Dy have been established. The evidence comes mainly from the measured properties of a 4011 keV single‐step transition connecting the yrast superdeformed level fed by the 693 keV transition to the 27− yrast state. Four additional, weaker, linking γ rays have been placed as well. The excitation energy of the lowest superdeformed band 1 member is 10,644 keV and its spin and parity are determined to be 24+. A further nine transitions of dipole character have been identified, which connect the excited superdeformed band 6 in 152Dy to the yrast SD band 1. The excitation energy of the lowest level in the excited SD band 1 is 14,239 keV. The lowest state in band 6 has been determined to be of negative parity and odd spin (29− or 31−). The measured properties of band 6 are consistent with an interpretation in terms of an octupole vibrational band. A comparison with an RPA calculation by Nakatsukasa et al. suggests that the spin of the lowest SD band 6 level is 31−.

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The excitation energy, spin and parity of the yrast superdeformed band 1 in 152Dy have been established. The evidence comes mainly from the measured properties of a 4011 keV single‐step transition connecting the yrast superdeformed level fed by the 693 keV transition to the 27− yrast state. Four additional, weaker, linking γ rays have been placed as well. The excitation energy of the lowest superdeformed band 1 member is 10,644 keV and its spin and parity are determined to be 24+. A further nine transitions of dipole character have been identified, which connect the excited superdeformed band 6 in 152Dy to the yrast SD band 1. The excitation energy of the lowest level in the excited SD band 1 is 14,239 keV. The lowest state in band 6 has been determined to be of negative parity and odd spin (29− or 31−). The measured properties of band 6 are consistent with an interpretation in terms of an octupole vibrational band. A comparison with an RPA calculation by Nakatsukasa et al. suggests that the spin of the lowest SD band 6 level is 31−.

Key concepts: Yrast, Excited state, Atomic physics, Excitation, Physics, Parity (physics), Dipole, Spin (aerodynamics)

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