Physics Letters B · 1997 · 17 citations · 17 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsNuclear ChemistryNuclear PhysicsSpectroscopyGamma-ray SpectroscopyNuclear DecayNuclear IsomersCoincidence MeasurementsGamma-gamma CoincidenceGamma-gamma Coincidence MeasurementsIsomeric State IdentificationIsotope IdentificationNuclear Rotational BandsNuclear Shape CoexistenceSplitting
In-beam γ-ray transitions in 181 Hg, the lightest odd-A Hg isotope known thus far, have been identified from fragment mass-γ and γ-γ coincidence measurements. Five prolate deformed rotational bands were placed in the level scheme. A decoupled band built on the strongly prolate deformed 1 2 − [521] ground state was observed up to 29 2 − . A 5 2 − [512] configuration is suggested for a pair of strongly coupled bands displaying no signature splitting. The other two bands are also signature partner bands. They are populated with the largest intensity and exhibit splitting. They have been associated with the mixed neutron i 13 2 orbitals and are proposed to decay to an i 13 2 isomeric state associated with an oblate state.
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