In-beam study of 116Xe

Płochocki, A.; Batsch, T.; Ż̷ylicz, J.; Gizon, A.; Genevey-Rivier, J.; Gizon, J.; Charvet, A.; Marguier, G.

doi:10.1007/3-540-09102-5_632

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“…For the transitions at 677.5 and 751.0keV, the accuracy of the coefficients is rather poor because they are part of composite lines. The partial level scheme proposed for ~6Xe [16] corresponds to the Yrast cascade fed in the l~ 2n) reaction. It is mainly based on the Y-7 coincidence spectra, gated on each transition of the sequence.…”

Section: The Isotope 116xementioning

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In beam spectroscopy and cross-section studies for the106Cd+12C reaction

Gizon¹,

Genevey²,

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et al. 1981

Z Physik A

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From classical in-beam spectroscopy on the l~ l zC reaction, unambiguous ?'-ray assignments have been done for 116Xe, 116I and 116Te nuclei. The ground band levels observed in l a6Xe have been compared to those of heavier even-even xenon isotopes and to the IBA theoretical predictions. In addition, using the new ?,-ray assignments, evaporation cross-sections of the ~aSxe compound nucleus have been estimated and compared to the evaporation model calculations.Nuclear Reactions: 1~ 12C, E=48-61 MeV; measured a(E; Ey, 0), ? '-7-t coinc. 116Xe, 116I, 116Te, ltSSb, 112Te, 112Sn produced. 116Xe, 116Te deduced levels, J, n. Reaction cross-sections deduced. Enriched target, Ge(gi) detectors.

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Section: The Isotope 116xementioning

confidence: 99%