0000000000214740
AUTHOR
P. J. Daly
Nuclear Shape Transitions and Some Properties of Aligned-Particle Configurations at High Spin
Two topics are addressed in this paper. First, we discuss the variation of shapes with spin and neutron number for nuclei in the N approx. = 88 transitional region. Second, we present comments on the feeding times of very high spin single-particle yrast states.
Five-valence-protonN=82isotone137Cs
Yrast excitations in the N=82 isotone {sup 137}Cs have been identified for the first time in thick-target {gamma}-ray coincidence measurements for the system {sup 232}Th+{sup 136}Xe using the Gammasphere array. The {sup 137}Cs nuclei were produced in deep inelastic one-proton-transfer reactions. By-products of the main investigation were two well-developed rotational bands which were identified in heavy reaction partner products complementary to {sup 137}Cs and are tentatively assigned to the little studied nucleus {sup 231}Ac. There was no difficulty in placing the 11 observed {sup 137}Cs transitions in a yrast level scheme extending to an I{sup {pi}}=(31/2{sup {minus}}) level at 5494 keV.…
A 15 ?s isomer in thez=70n=83 nucleus153Yb
Gamma-ray measurements following mass analysis of102Pd+245 MeV54Fe reaction products have characterized a 15 μs isomeric decay in153Yb and elucidated the systematics of proton-rich N=83 nuclei.