1987
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(87)90170-9
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Investigation of the high-spin structure of 200,202Pb

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“…As we did not see a 665 keV conversion line, which is only consistent with an E 1 assignment, the spin and parity assignments 16 +, 17-and 19-for the states on top of the 16+ state (Fig. 5a) are deduced confirming the results of [15]. The spectrum of electrons following the 45 keV conversion lines (Fig.…”
Section: Pb"supporting
confidence: 76%
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“…As we did not see a 665 keV conversion line, which is only consistent with an E 1 assignment, the spin and parity assignments 16 +, 17-and 19-for the states on top of the 16+ state (Fig. 5a) are deduced confirming the results of [15]. The spectrum of electrons following the 45 keV conversion lines (Fig.…”
Section: Pb"supporting
confidence: 76%
“…In the following discussion we will use these two alternative approaches to the structure of the lead isotopes. [15], whereas the 9-7-transition with the present lifetime fits well into the experimental and theoretical E2 systematics [2].…”
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“…at 2154 keV, 9 − [(νf 5/2 ) −1 (νi 13/2 ) −1 ] at 2183 keV, and 6 − (similar configuration as the 5 − or 7 − state) at 2257 keV in 200 Pb [53], which is the isotone of 205 Fr, are formed by the valence neutron pairs. It is worth noting that these core states are very stable in level energy against changing neutron number; see, for instance, the studies (and references therein) for systematics in lead [54] and polonium [55] nuclei. Similar negative-parity states are expected to exist in 204 Rn, although a complete set of them has not yet been observed [9].…”
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“…In some cases the same nucleus was observed in several identification plots. In this instance, the delayed decay data (i.e., γ -ray energy and time) associated with a given nucleus [19][20][21][22][23]. A time gate t was applied to separate the isomeric decay from the prompt radiation flash observed by some germanium detectors following fragment implantation.…”
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