1990
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(90)90430-t
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Levels, lifetimes and g-factors in 198Po and 200Po

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“…Maj et al [91] have analyzed the B(E2; 8 [145,146]. In view of the discrepancies between the IBM-CM calculations and the experimental data concerning the g factor and the B(E2; 8…”
Section: Detailed Comparison Between the Experimental Data And Thementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Maj et al [91] have analyzed the B(E2; 8 [145,146]. In view of the discrepancies between the IBM-CM calculations and the experimental data concerning the g factor and the B(E2; 8…”
Section: Detailed Comparison Between the Experimental Data And Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experimental information (up to the end of the 1990s), down to A = 192 (N = 108), was obtained mainly using early fusion-evaporation reactions, followed by in-beam γ -ray spectroscopy, with, in particular, information on energy spectra systematics for A = 192, 194 [84][85][86], A = 194 [87], A = 196, 198 [88], A = 196, 198 [89], A = 198 [90], and A = 198, 200 [91]. This particular part of the mass region has also been analyzed using α-and β-decay studies of mass-separated Rn and At nuclei, resulting in information about excited 0 + states in the isotopes with A = 196-202 [92] and in energy spectra of the isotopes A = 200, 202 [93], as well as making use of α-decay studies from the Rn nuclei for A = 198 [94].…”
Section: Experimental Data: Situation In the Po Nucleimentioning
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“…No coincidences between delayed γ rays were observed. The half-life of the isomeric state was determined to be 15 (2) μs. Unexpectedly, the B(E3) value of 8.4(12) W.u.…”
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“…The isomers have a dominant configuration of π [1h 9/2 ⊗ 1i 13/2 ][ 1 -3] and typical half-lives between 0.5 ns and 1 μs. Most of the isomers de-excite via E3 transitions to 8 + levels [1][2][3][4][5][6]. E3 transition strengths were found to increase with decreasing neutron number [3,7,8], which was suggested to be due to the structure and deformation of the 8 + states [8,9].…”
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