The decay properties of high-spin states in 39K have been investigated by means of the 36Ar(α,pγ)39K reaction at E
α=10-14 MeV. From measurements of the yield function and the angular distribution of the γ-transitions it can be concluded that the following states have been excited: 2 814 keV, 7/2-, 3 597 keV, 9/2-, 3 943 keV, 11/2-, 4 126 keV, 5/2(-), 4 521 keV, 9/2(-) (11/2-), 5 717 keV, 13/2 and 6 474 keV, (15/2). Multipole mixing ratios and transition strengths are given for some transitions. Comparisons are made with a recent shell-model calculation and with calculations involving collective features.
The energies and intensities of high energy gamma radiation from thermal neutron capture in an enriched sample of 174Yb have been determined by means of a Ge(Li) pair spectrometer. An internal reactor target has been used. A number of new primary gamma lines corresponding to transitions in 175Yb between the capture state and energy levels up to 2.2 MeV with low K-values have been observed. The neutron separation energy of 175Yb was found to be 5 822.6±0.5 keV.
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