Calibration of a coincidence gamma-ray spectrometer for directional correlation studies

Jagam, P.; Murty, D. S.; Lakshminarayana, V.

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(72)90427-2

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“…(ii) The large source diameter (1 and 2 cm) gave rise to so-called "false correlations", which have been corrected following the prescription given in [10] and [11]. This correction amounted to 0.0-0.5%, (0.~1.9%) for the first (second) experiment depending on the angle 0~.…”

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The collective structure of106,108Ru

et al. 1984

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Levels in 106, lOSRu have been studied by measuring 77 coincidences and 77 directional correlations of the 7-rays following the fl--decay of 36 s 1~and 5 s lO8Tc" Tc activities were separated chemically from the fission products of thermal neutron induced fission of 239pu by the continuously running system "SISAK 2" and the 7-radiation was measured on-line. An extended level scheme for l~ spin assignments, E2/M1 multipole mixing ratios and B(E2) ratios for l~ and l~ have been obtained. The collective structure of the two nuclei is discussed in the framework of different nuclear models.

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