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Combined in-beam electron andγ-ray spectroscopy ofHg184,186

Janne PakarinenPhilippos PapadakisS. JuutinenJ. SrebrnyC. ScholeyAndrej HerzanR.-d. HerzbergN. BreeR. D. PagePaul GreenleesMatti LeinoH. V. WatkinsLiam GaffneyPeter M. JonesA. Lopez-martensUlrika JakobssonT. GrahnSteffen KetelhutD. T. JossM. KowalczykPanu RuotsalainenP. A. ButlerPauli PeuraMikael SandzeliusSami Rinta-antilaMarc HuyseP. Van DuppenR. J. CarrolMarcus ScheckK. HauschildP. RahkilaJan SarénJuha UusitaloJuha SorriPaivi NieminenA. C. LarsenDaniel CoxR. Julin

subject

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy Physics010308 nuclear & particles physicsYrastElectron7. Clean energy01 natural sciencesElectron spectroscopy3. Good healthInternal conversionExcited state0103 physical sciencesGamma spectroscopyAtomic physics010306 general physicsSpectroscopyRadioactive decay

description

By exploiting the SAGE spectrometer a simultaneous measurement of conversion electrons and {gamma} rays emitted in the de-excitation of excited levels in the neutron-deficient nuclei {sup 184,186}Hg was performed. The light Hg isotopes under investigation were produced using the 4n channels of the fusion-evaporation reactions of {sup 40}Ar and {sup 148,150}Sm. The measured K- and L-conversion electron ratios confirmed the stretched E2 nature of several transitions of the yrast bands in {sup 184,186}Hg. Additional information on the E0 component of the 2{sub 2}{sup +}{yields}2{sub 1}{sup +} transition in {sup 186}Hg was obtained.

yearjournalcountryeditionlanguage
2011-03-29Physical Review C
https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevc.83.037303