1997
DOI: 10.1023/a:1012604322747
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“…6 we compare the ratios of the out-of-band B(E2;out) to in-band B(E2;in) strengths R E2 = B (E2;out)/ B(E2;in) for the γ decays from the γ-bands to the ground-state band with the γ decays from Bands 17 and 20 to the Sband. We assume that the out-of-band J → (J-1) transitions are dominated by the E2 component due to the ΔK = 2 nature of γ-band to ground-state band transitions [2,54]. It can be seen that these ratios are of the same order of magnitude giving support to the interpretation of the structure of Bands 17 and 20.…”
Section: Bands 17 and 20mentioning
confidence: 58%
“…6 we compare the ratios of the out-of-band B(E2;out) to in-band B(E2;in) strengths R E2 = B (E2;out)/ B(E2;in) for the γ decays from the γ-bands to the ground-state band with the γ decays from Bands 17 and 20 to the Sband. We assume that the out-of-band J → (J-1) transitions are dominated by the E2 component due to the ΔK = 2 nature of γ-band to ground-state band transitions [2,54]. It can be seen that these ratios are of the same order of magnitude giving support to the interpretation of the structure of Bands 17 and 20.…”
Section: Bands 17 and 20mentioning
confidence: 58%
“…[1]. There have been new measurements on the ground band and the γ-band g-factors for some rare earth nuclei [2,3]. On the theoretical side, several early calculations were devoted to the study of g-factors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As a first example of proposed future research, the after-effects of ion implantation on a time-scale of picoseconds can be studied via observations of pre-equilibrium effects in hyperfine fields [8,84,85,86,87]. Open questions concern the extent to which the properties of the host affect the equilibration process and whether there is any significant component in the equilibration time that should be associated with the interactions that generate the hyperfine field [87] rather than with the implantation mechanism [8,84,85,86]. These questions can be addressed by studying the equilibration time for several hosts as a function of temperature.…”
Section: Conclusion and Future Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%