Nuclear data sheets for A = 201

Schmorak, M.R.

doi:10.1016/0090-3752(86)80008-4

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“…(2)W.u. [10], and it can thus contribute to the total octupole rate. In fact, a 20Wu 219 keV E3 transition has a half-life of about 1000 ~ts, Thus the 94 ps half-life corresponds to a transition rate of B(M2)= 0.21 gz fm 2.…”

Section: The 13/2 + --- 9/2-transitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Later the same isomeric transitions were observed in a germanium-detector setup test [-21, but no further hints as to the nature of the involved transitions were given. Finally, in a recent compilation the involved levels, that is the proposed (9/2-) and (13/2 + ) states, were only mentioned as probably existing [3], but no properties were given.…”

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Properties of the 13/2+ isomeric decay in201Hg

Lönnroth¹,

Ahonen²,

Julin³

et al. 1990

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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S. T6rm/inen 2,The isomeric decay of the T1/2--94 gs isomeric state in 2~was studied in beam via the reaction 198pt(c~, n). Gamma-ray and conversion-electron spectra were recorded. From the conversion coefficients, the multipolarities of the two depopulating transitions were determined to be M2+ 10% E3 and E2, respectively. These assignments give the depopulating transitions to be 13/2 + 9/2-and 9/2-~ 5/2 , and these thus substantiate the previous suggestion that the isomeric state has J~ = 13/2 +. For the 13/2 + ~ 9/2-M2 transition a detailed study of E3 and M4 admixed amplitudes was done. The microscopic properties of the 13/2 + and 9/2-states are discussed, and a comparison to the corresponding ones in 199'2~176 is made.

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Section: The 13/2 + --- 9/2-transitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 97%