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Low-energy structure of 2766Co39 and 2768Co41 populated through β decay

  • S. N. Liddick
  • , B. Abromeit
  • , A. Ayres
  • , A. Bey
  • , C. R. Bingham
  • , M. Bolla
  • , L. Cartegni
  • , H. L. Crawford
  • , I. G. Darby
  • , R. Grzywacz
  • , S. Ilyushkin
  • , N. Larson
  • , M. Madurga
  • , D. Miller
  • , S. Padgett
  • , S. Paulauskas
  • , M. M. Rajabali
  • , K. Rykaczewski
  • , S. Suchyta

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    Abstract

    The low-energy level structures for the neutron-rich Co isotopes at N = 39 and N = 41 are constructed following the beta decay of the respective even-even Fe isotopes. Spin and parity assignments of the lowest energy populated state in 66Co and 68Co are consistent with a 1+ spin and parity assignment and attributed to the coupling of the deformed proton configurations identified in 67Co and deformed neutron configurations inferred from neighboring Fe isotones. Comparisons along the N = 39 and N = 41 isotonic chains reveal a similarity in the structures of the Co and Mn isotopes.

    Original languageEnglish
    Article number014328
    JournalPhysical Review C - Nuclear Physics
    Volume85
    Issue number1
    DOIs
    StatePublished - Jan 30 2012

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