Nuclear data sheets update for A = 61

Zhou, Chuangbing

doi:10.1016/0090-3752(92)80021-b

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“…This level is strongly populated and from the angular distribution we have given the assignment j p 7=2 AE . The nearest level, previously observed [14], is at 4606 keV and is assigned 1=2 À ; 3=2 À from l(t,d) 1.…”

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A Study of Energy Levels in Odd-Mass Copper Nuclei by Means of the (α,p) Reaction

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Helstrup²,

Thorsteinsen

et al. 2001

Phys. Scr.

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A linear initial-value code is used to study the combined effect of resistivity and viscosity on the stability of a static z-pinch. Resistivity alone is seen to have only a minor effect, even at Lundquist parameters for which neglecting the evolution of the equilibrium is unjustified. However, the introduction of a scalar viscosity leads to strong damping of m = 0 and m = 1 modes, and can completely stabilize short-wavelength perturbations. In agreement with SPIES (1988, Plasma Phys. Contr. Fusion 30, 1025), the stability threshold is found to be given in terms of the product of the Lundquist parameter and the viscous Reynolds number, so that the mode stability is due to the combined effect of resistivity and viscosity. When the scalar viscosity is replaced by the full ion stress tensor, the damping is seen to become less effective as the viscosity becomes more anisotropic. However, linear growth-rates are still significantly reduced for typical z-pinch parameters.

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Section: Assignments Of J P Values In 61 Cumentioning

confidence: 65%

“…3^5. the 2335 keV level has been assigned [14] 5=2 À to this level. There is previously observed a level at 3980 keV which is assigned j p 1=2 À ; 3=2 À .…”

Section: Assignments Of J P Values In 61 Cumentioning

confidence: 99%