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A new phenomenon - shifted identical bands

Autor(es): Jones, E. F. cv logo 1 ; Gore, P. M. cv logo 2 ; Hamilton, J. H. cv logo 3 ; Ramayya, A. V. cv logo 4 ; Hwang, J. K. cv logo 5 ; Lima, A. P. de cv logo 6

Data: 2001

Identificador Persistente: http://hdl.handle.net/10316/5230

Origem: Estudo Geral - Universidade de Coimbra


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From spontaneous fission data in the prompt [gamma]-ray emission of 252Cf, the isotopes 162Gd and 160Sm were identified and the level schemes of 160Gd and 158Sm were extended. From over 700 comparisons of even-even yrast bands from Xe to Os separated by 2n, 2p, [alpha], 4n, 4p, 2[alpha], [alpha]+2n, [alpha]+2p, 2n-2p, and other cases, from the ground state to 8+ and sometimes as high as 18+, 55 ground state shifted identical bands (SIB) and 4 identical bands (IB) were found. After the shift, these SIBs are seen to be more identical than previously known IBs and are not correlated with (NpNn)(NpNn)', [beta]2[beta]'2, E(4+)/E(2+), saturation of collectivity, or with the variation in the ground band - s band interaction strength. They are seen only in well-deformed stable to most neutron rich nuclei from Nd to Hf, and are not seen in [gamma] bands. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6TJC-4326C6W-Y/1/0c854f677d50927fac5144e0a8da1bb4
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