1990
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.41.2069
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Lifetimes of high spin states inIr181andOs

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“…Considering our coincidence eKciency, we would have definitely observed p rays in coincidence with the 5069-keV n particles if the excitation energy were larger than 40 keV. This agrees with the most recent tentative assignment of (2 ) for the ground state of Ir, an assignment based on recent in-beam y-ray spectroscopy results [10,11]. The 2 assignment for the ground state is also supported by a recent preprint [12] dealing with the beta decay to siIr.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…Considering our coincidence eKciency, we would have definitely observed p rays in coincidence with the 5069-keV n particles if the excitation energy were larger than 40 keV. This agrees with the most recent tentative assignment of (2 ) for the ground state of Ir, an assignment based on recent in-beam y-ray spectroscopy results [10,11]. The 2 assignment for the ground state is also supported by a recent preprint [12] dealing with the beta decay to siIr.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…176 Os [4,3] and 178 Os [4] represent good candidates for X(5) nuclei, whereas due to large error bars the structure of 180 Os is not completely clear. The data from [5] and [6] only hint for a X(5) structure. For 178,180 Pt the situation is even less clear.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…Here we focus on the investigation of nuclei at and close by the critical point of the spherical to rotor shape phase transition. The symmetry at this critical point is called X (5) and was introduced by F. Iachello [1]. An analytic solution of the Bohr hamiltonian is possible with a simple approximation of the nuclear potential at the X(5) critical point with a square well potential for the deformation parameter β and a harmonic oscillator potential for γ [1].…”
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“…For the latter, deformation parameters have been deduced from the quadrupole moments measured for low-lying Irh9/2 states in some Ir and Os nuclei (e.g. lSllr [27]). In order to test this idea of a deformation induced delay of a rotational alignment, we have performed lifetime measurements on _g_Irand I87Au using the recoil distance method.…”
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