Band structures in 126Xe

Seiffert, F.; Lieberz, W.; Dewald, Α.; Freund, S.; Gelberg, A.; Granderath, A.; Lieberz, D.; Wirowski, R.; Brentano, P. von

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“…For stretched quadrupole radiation R Θ = 1.40±0.04 is expected, while for stretched dipole transitions the ratio is 0.74±0.02. Both numbers are obtained from averages of experimental R Θ values for transitions of known multipolarity [2,4]. For strong transitions in the lower part of the decay scheme, DCO ratios [9] were also used and these agree for selected cases well with the assignments by Granderath [4] and Seiffert [2].…”

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confidence: 95%

“…Both numbers are obtained from averages of experimental R Θ values for transitions of known multipolarity [2,4]. For strong transitions in the lower part of the decay scheme, DCO ratios [9] were also used and these agree for selected cases well with the assignments by Granderath [4] and Seiffert [2]. For further confirmation, we refer to the discussion of bands 5 -8 in chapter B where ratios around 0.6 and 1.0 for stretched dipole and stretched quadrupole transitions, respectively, are observed.…”

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“…13. On average, the observed values of ℑ (2) are ∼ 40h 2 MeV −1 . The expected value for rigid rotation of an ellipsoid with an axis ratio of ∼ 1.3, corresponding to the extracted values of ǫ 2 , is ∼ 56h 2 MeV −1 [6].…”

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“…This grouping does not persist at lower frequency, where the general trend is a rise towards the lower end of the bands. Note that values of ℑ (2) extracted at crossings as well as extreme values obtained at the very bottom of the bands have been omitted in the figure.…”

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“…The level structure of 125 Xe at low spin and excitation has been studied in detail previously both experimentally and theoretically [1][2][3][4][5]. The most outstanding features of the structure is a γ softness at low and moderate spin and a large susceptibility to polarization effects from the excitation of quasiprotons and quasineutrons.…”

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Abstract. The low spin states of the nucleus 127Xe have been investigated with the (c~,2n) reaction by means of in-beam-7-spectroscopy, using the osiRis-cube-spectrometer at the FN TANDEM accelerator facility of the University of Cologne. In the negative parity system, four excited states for each of the spins 11/2-..15/2-and two 5/2-..9/2--states could be established at excitation energies up to ~ 1MeV above the Yrast line. With this new data, we are able to compare the non-Yrast states and their decay properties to the corresponding states of 125Xe, which had been studied with similar methods in Cologne. The almost one-to-one correspondence between the states of these neighboring neutron-odd nuclei is a clear indication that their excitations at low spin remain collective well above the Yrast line. PACS 21.10. Re, 27.60+j It has been shown from extensive experimental studies, that the nuclei of the Xenon-Barium-region have triaxial deformation [1]. For the even-even nuclei some observables, such as the decay properties of the quasir indicate a 7-soft shape rather than a fixed value of 7 [2]. The available data on the odd-even nuclei, with observables such as the Yrast staggering, can also be explained with the Rigid Triaxial Rotor Particle Model (RTRP) assuming a smoothly varying triaxial deformation in the whole region [4]. These model calculations predict many negative parity states with low spin, which were found to match an experiment for 125Xe [3]. To establish the corresponding states in the neighboring odd-even nucleus 127Xe, will enable us to test not only the predictions of various collective models, such as the RTRP or the Interacting Boson Fermion Model (IBFM), but also to investigate systematically the properties of states, which go beyond the scope of the model calculations.The excited levels of l~Xe were populated with the 125Te(a, 2n) 127Xe reaction at beam energies of 23, 25 and 27 MeV at the Cologne FN TANDEM accelerator facility. The targot for the coincidence experiment consisted of enricheci 125Te (94%), which was rolled to a self supporting 5mg/cm 2 foil. The 77-coincidences were measured with the osiRis-cube-spectrometer, which was equipped with six high-purity-germanium detectors with asymmetrical anti-Compton-shields. In seven days of beam time, over 200 Mio. 77 coincidence events were registered and sorted into 4k x 4k matrices. In the analysis of the coincidence spectra, more than 300 transitions were placed into a level scheme, connecting 180 states, expanding the data of a previous experiment [5] by over 100 levels. The spin and parity of the excited states and the multipolarity of the 7-radiation was investigated with the angular correlation intensities of the coincidence measurement and with a separate angular distribution experiment. Furthermore, the sidefeedingerossection was analyzed from the 77 coincidence spectra at the three beam energies and used for assignment of spins as well.The resulting spectrum of negative parity levels of 127Xe and their branched 7-decay are compar...

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Band structures in 126Xe

Cited by 53 publications

References 27 publications

High-spin spectroscopy inXe125

High-spin spectroscopy inXe125

Observation of Non Yrast States in Barium Nuclei Following Isomeric β-Decay with the Osiris Cube Detector Array

Analogous negative parity spectra of125Xe and127Xe

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