Nuclear spectroscopy at the radium institute

Dzhelepov, B.S.; Zhukovskii, N.N.; Ivanov, R.B.; Prikhodtseva, V.P.

doi:10.1007/bf01163932

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X(eo/e2)=b(eo; 03 ~O+)/b(e2; 0 + ~2~-) Between Reduced E0 An1

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“…This value assigns MI+E2 multipolarity to the transition and supports a spin 3 assignment to the 1,689 keV level [3]. From this value we can easily deduce that if the 1,122 keV gamma line belongs to the 76Br decay it could affect our estimate of I~: (1,122) …”

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Electric monopole transitions in76Se

Giannatiempo

Nannini

Passeri³

et al. 1986

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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Electric monopole transitions between the 0~-, 0~-and 23, 2~-levels in 768e, populated in the decay of 76Br, were investigated by means of conversion electrons and gammaray spectroscopy. The K-electron intensity ratios of E0 and E2 transitions connecting the 0 + level to the 0[ and 2 + levels and of the E0 and E2 components in the 2 + ~2~-transition were determined. The ratio X(EO/E2) of the E0 to E2 reduced transition probabilities and, from the available lifetimes, the E0 strength parameters p(EO) were deduced for the two transitions. The results are compared with the predictions of current models.

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“…In addition we investigate the E0 component of the 2]--,2[ transition in the same nucleus by measuring its K-internal conversion coefficient. Indeed, a previous measurement of this quantity [1] would imply a surprisingly large E0 component in this transition.…”

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confidence: 96%