Detailed low-spin spectroscopy of 
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 via neutron capture reaction

Porzio, C.; Michelagnoli, C.; Cieplicka-Oryńczak, N.; Sferrazza, Michele; Leoni, S.; Fornal, B.; Tsunoda, Y.; Otsuka, Takaharu; Bottoni, S.; Costache, C.; Crespi, F. C. L.; Iskra, Ł. W.; Jentschel, M.; Kandzia, F.; Kim, Y.-H.; Köster, U.; Mărginean, N.; Mihai, C.; Mutti, P.; Turturică, A.

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“…Similar studies were also performed in the case of the 65 Cu and 67 Cu nuclei, where Ni cores were considered [59,60]. This neutron-rich region around Z =28 is characterized by the coexistence of different nuclear shapes [61][62][63][64][65][66], the emergence of which is intimately related to proton-neutron correlations and shell structure.…”

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Low-spin particle/hole-core excitations in $^{41,47,49}$Ca isotopes studied by cold-neutron capture reactions

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Leoni

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We present recent results on the structure of the one-valence-particle 41 Ca and 49 Ca, and onevalence-hole 47 Ca, nuclei. The isotopes of interest were populated via the cold-neutron capture reactions 40 Ca(n,γ), 48 Ca(n,γ) and 46 Ca(n,γ), respectively. The experiments were performed at the Institut Laue-Langevin, within the EXILL campaign, which employed a large array of HPGe detectors. The γ decay and level schemes of these nuclei were investigated by γ-ray coincidence relationships, leading to the identification of 41, 10, and 6 new transitions in 41 Ca, 47 Ca, and 49 Ca, respectively. Branching ratios and intensities were extracted for the γ decay from each state, and γ-ray angular correlations were performed to establish a number of transition multipolarities and mixing ratios, thus helping in the spin assignment of the states. The experimental findings are discussed along with microscopic, self-consistent beyond-mean-field calculations performed with the Hybrid Configuration Mixing model, based on a Skyrme SkX Hamiltonian. The latter suggests that a fraction of the low-spin states of the 41 Ca, 49 Ca, and 47 Ca nuclei is characterized by the coexistence of either 2p-1h and 1p-2h excitations, or couplings between single-particle/hole degrees of freedom and collective vibrations (phonons) of the doubly-magic "core".

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Low-spin particle/hole-core excitations in $^{41,47,49}$Ca isotopes studied by cold-neutron capture reactions

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Cieplicka-Oryńczak,

Leoni

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“…performed in the case of the 65 Cu and 67 Cu nuclei, where Ni cores were considered [64,65]. This neutron-rich region around Z = 28 is characterized by the coexistence of different nuclear shapes [66][67][68][69][70][71], the emergence of which is intimately related to proton-neutron correlations and shell structure. In this sense, a microscopic description of the many facets of nuclear excitations is very desirable, and the hybrid configuration mixing model presented in this work provides a step forward in this direction.…”

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Low-spin particle-core and hole-core excitations in Ca41,47,49 isotopes studied by cold-neutron-capture reactions

Bottoni¹,

Cieplicka-Oryńczak²,

Leoni³

et al. 2021

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We present recent results on the structure of the one-valence-particle 41 Ca and 49 Ca nuclei and the one-valencehole 47 Ca nucleus. The isotopes of interest were populated via the cold-neutron-capture reactions 40 Ca(n, γ ), 48 Ca(n, γ ), and 46 Ca(n, γ ), respectively. The experiments were performed at the Institut Laue-Langevin, within the EXILL campaign, which employed a large array of high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors. The γ decay and level schemes of these nuclei were investigated by γ -ray coincidence relationships, leading to the identification of 41, 10, and 6 new transitions in 41 Ca, 47 Ca, and 49 Ca, respectively. Branching ratios and intensities were extracted for the γ decay from each state, and γ -ray angular correlations were performed to establish a number of transition multipolarities and mixing ratios, thus helping in the spin assignment of the states. The experimental findings are discussed along with microscopic, self-consistent beyond-mean-field calculations performed with the hybrid configuration mixing model, based on a Skyrme SkX Hamiltonian. The latter suggests that a fraction of the low-spin states of the 41 Ca, 49 Ca, and 47 Ca nuclei is characterized by the coexistence of either 2p-1h (two-particle-one-hole) and 1p-2h excitations, or couplings between single-particle or single-hole degrees of freedom and collective vibrations (phonons) of the doubly-magic "core."

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Detailed low-spin spectroscopy of Ni65 via neutron capture reaction

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Low-spin particle/hole-core excitations in $^{41,47,49}$Ca isotopes studied by cold-neutron capture reactions

Low-spin particle/hole-core excitations in $^{41,47,49}$Ca isotopes studied by cold-neutron capture reactions

Low-spin particle-core and hole-core excitations in Ca41,47,49 isotopes studied by cold-neutron-capture reactions

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