Observation of signature inversion in the pi h circle times nu i(13/2) oblate band
XieCY, ZhouXH, ZhangYY, GuoYX, LeiXG, ZhengY, LiuML, SongLT, WangHL, YuHP, GuoWT, LuoP, WuZJ, ZhuLH, WuXG
Abstract
XieCY, ZhouXH, ZhangYY, GuoYX, LeiXG, ZhengY, LiuML, SongLT, WangHL, YuHP, GuoWT, LuoP, WuZJ, ZhuLH, WuXG
Abstract
High-spin states in (TI)-T-190 have been studied via the Gd-160(Cl-35, 5n gamma) reaction. The level scheme, consisting of the pi h(9/2) circle times vi(13/2) oblate band and a cascade with character of single particle excitations, has been established. Spin values have been firmly assigned to the oblate band in (TI)-T-190, resulting in low-spin signature inversion in the pi h(9/2) circle times vi(13/2) oblate band for the first time. Based on the similarity of the level structure in doubly odd TI nuclei, spin values for the oblate bands in 192-200TI should be re-assigned, and a consistent low-spin signature inversion has occurred in these oblate deformed nuclei. The low-spin signature inversion phenomena can be interpreted qualitatively by using the 2-quasiparticle plus rotor model including p-n residual interactions.
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High-spin states in (TI)-T-190 have been studied via the Gd-160(Cl-35, 5n gamma) reaction. The level scheme, consisting of the pi h(9/2) circle times vi(13/2) oblate band and a cascade with character of single particle excitations, has been established. Spin values have been firmly assigned to the oblate band in (TI)-T-190, resulting in low-spin signature inversion in the pi h(9/2) circle times vi(13/2) oblate band for the first time. Based on the similarity of the level structure in doubly odd TI nuclei, spin values for the oblate bands in 192-200TI should be re-assigned, and a consistent low-spin signature inversion has occurred in these oblate deformed nuclei. The low-spin signature inversion phenomena can be interpreted qualitatively by using the 2-quasiparticle plus rotor model including p-n residual interactions.
Key concepts: Oblate spheroid, Physics, Cascade, Pi, Signature (topology), Inversion (geology), Spin (aerodynamics), Atomic physics