1980
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(80)90015-9
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Structure of high-spin states in 143Pm

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“…The value ~R = 28(10) ns (an average obtained for the 1317.3 and 1404.8 keV transitions) for Ce in BaO is within the experimental errors nearly temperature independent and is similar [-4] to VR = 28 ns for Pm in Pr6Olt and Ze=27 ns for Ce in BaCO3 [2]. The relaxation time VR = 15(4) ns (mean value for the 1317.3, 1384.7 and 1404.8 keV transitions) for Ce in Ba metal agrees with ZR = 15 ns for Pm in Pr metal [4] and has the same order of magnitude as zR = 7 ns for Pr in La metal [3]. In order to explain the strong attenuation and the different relaxation times for the considered hosts further experimental investigations are necessary.…”
Section: Experimental Procedures and Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…The value ~R = 28(10) ns (an average obtained for the 1317.3 and 1404.8 keV transitions) for Ce in BaO is within the experimental errors nearly temperature independent and is similar [-4] to VR = 28 ns for Pm in Pr6Olt and Ze=27 ns for Ce in BaCO3 [2]. The relaxation time VR = 15(4) ns (mean value for the 1317.3, 1384.7 and 1404.8 keV transitions) for Ce in Ba metal agrees with ZR = 15 ns for Pm in Pr metal [4] and has the same order of magnitude as zR = 7 ns for Pr in La metal [3]. In order to explain the strong attenuation and the different relaxation times for the considered hosts further experimental investigations are necessary.…”
Section: Experimental Procedures and Resultssupporting
confidence: 59%
“…The gfactor of the isomeric I0~-state was determined by means of the time differential observation of the perturbed angular distribution (TDPAD). Details of the experimental arrangements have been described in [4,18,19].…”
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“…In this model the negative-parity states of 144e~ 62~Ltx82 are assumed to arise from coupling a 1 ha 1/2 proton to low-lying shell-model states of the 143' D--61J_III82 core (for an extensive shellmodel study of 143pm, see Ref. [3]). The hamiltonian used here reads H = H .... + Hs,p.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%