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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

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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.

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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.

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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

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