1982
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.25.1379
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High-spin states inBr83andRb

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“…4. The comparatively long lifetime of this isomer explains why in the previous in-beam study [4] the 303 and 1065 keV 7-rays were found with almost isotropic angular distributions (see Subsect. The spectrum of prompt e-y coincidences does not contain the 303 keV 7-ray and this supports that this transition deexcites directly the isomer.…”
Section: Lifetimes In the L~s Region From Particle-gamma Coincidence mentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…4. The comparatively long lifetime of this isomer explains why in the previous in-beam study [4] the 303 and 1065 keV 7-rays were found with almost isotropic angular distributions (see Subsect. The spectrum of prompt e-y coincidences does not contain the 303 keV 7-ray and this supports that this transition deexcites directly the isomer.…”
Section: Lifetimes In the L~s Region From Particle-gamma Coincidence mentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Furthermore several transitions assigned [4] to levels in 83Br including all those lines following the decay of the level at 3070 keV are observed in the third spectrum (lines at 303, 610 and 1065 keV). The isomeric behaviour of the 4 + level in 86Kr is indicated by the presence of the lines at 685 and I565 keV in the second spectrum.…”
Section: Lifetime Measurements In the Ns Regionmentioning
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“…A special attention has been devoted to the 79Rb (N=42) nucleus which lies at the border of the well-deformed highly rotational region for N <42 [1~] and the moderately deformed y-soft region for N > 44 [5][6][7][8]. Several rotational bands have been identified and thoroughly investigated in V9Rb [2][3][4], the most intense being the positive-parity band built upon the 5/2 + ground state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%