Electromagnetic properties in 165Lu

P. Frandsen; R. Chapman; J. D. Garrett; G. B. Hagemann; B. Herskind; C. H. Yu; K. Schiffer; D. Clarke; F. Khazaie; J. C. Lisle; J. N. Mo; L. Carlén; P. Ekström; H. Ryde

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(88)90009-7

Electromagnetic properties in ¹⁶⁵Lu

P. Frandsen, R. Chapman, J. D. Garrett, G. B. Hagemann, B. Herskind, C. H. Yu, K. Schiffer, D. Clarke, F. Khazaie, J. C. Lisle, J. N. Mo, L. Carlén, P. Ekström, H. Ryde

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Abstract

Relative electromagnetic transition rates in ¹⁶⁵Lu₉₄ have been measured to high spin (I≤ 63 2) for the two signature components of a band built on a πh_{11 2} shell-model state. M1 transitions are observed through two band crossings. A DSAM measurement indicates that full collectivity persists for the πh_{11 2} configuration up to I ≤ 53 2 and that for higher values of I a loss of collectivity could explain the observed increased values of B(M1, I → I-1)/B(E2, → I-2). The effects of alignment, shape changes and rotationally induced deoccupation of antialigned configurations are discussed. In the measured values of the ratio of transition quadrupole moments Q₁/Q₂ the influence of the vi_{13 2} alignment is observed for the first time. The data are discussed within the context of triaxial nuclear deformation. Comparisons are made with the nuclei ^161,163Lu.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	508-524
Number of pages	17
Journal	Nuclear Physics A
Volume	489
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/0375-9474(88)90009-7
State	Published - Nov 28 1988
Externally published	Yes

Funding

Stimulatingd iscussionsw ith I. Hamamotoa re highly appreciatedR.. Chapman wishes to expressh is gratitudefo r the hospitalitye xtendedto wardsh im during a shortp eriodas a visitora t the Niels Bohr InstituteT, andemA cceleratoLra boratory. Financial supportf romthe United Kingdom Sciencea nd EngineeringR esearch Council,a ndthe Danish NaturalS cienceR esearchC ounciland the Nordic Committee for AcceleratoBr asedR esearchis acknowledgedD.. C. acknowledgerse ceipto f an SERC studentship.

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Danish NaturalS cienceR esearchC ounciland the Nordic Committee for AcceleratoBr asedR esearchis acknowledgedD
United Kingdom Sciencea nd EngineeringR esearch Council

Keywords

Nuclear reaction

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