1999
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.60.054312
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B(E2)values and phase coexistence in152Sm

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“…This also agrees with the observations on the nature of the K π =0 2 + bands in deformed nuclei reviewed in Ref. [31], but differs from the views based on energy ratio R 4/2 and (t, p) scattering cross section data and IBM-1 predictions in [24,25]. The energy difference E(2 β -0 β ) is almost constant for N=90 isotones, Also it is almost equal to E(2 g ) as apparent in Fig.…”
Section: B K-band Structure Of the States In 154 Gdsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…This also agrees with the observations on the nature of the K π =0 2 + bands in deformed nuclei reviewed in Ref. [31], but differs from the views based on energy ratio R 4/2 and (t, p) scattering cross section data and IBM-1 predictions in [24,25]. The energy difference E(2 β -0 β ) is almost constant for N=90 isotones, Also it is almost equal to E(2 g ) as apparent in Fig.…”
Section: B K-band Structure Of the States In 154 Gdsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The proposed shape coexistence of the deformed ground band and vibrational β-band in 152 Sm led to increased experimental and theoretical activity. Zamfir et al [24] used the IBM prediction of weak B(E2, 2 γ →0 β ) as an evidence of spherical vibrator shape of the β-band. The same views are adopted in a review of these issues in Ref.…”
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“…Renewed focus has been brought to this region recently, initiated by studies of very weak γ -decay branches in 152 Sm [1], which has led to the proposition [2,3] that this nucleus has been incorrectly interpreted. The issues are whether this nucleus exhibits coexisting spherical and deformed phases [2,3] and whether it lies almost exactly at the critical point [2] between these phases.…”
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confidence: 99%