K-isomers in very neutron-rich nuclei around mass 180

  • C. Schlegel
  • , P.H. Regan
  • , M. Pfutzner
  • , J. Gerl
  • , M. Hellstrom
  • , Zs. Podolyak
  • , M. Caamano
  • , P. Mayet
  • , A. Aprahamian
  • , J. Benlliure
  • , Alison Bruce
  • , P.A. Butler
  • , D. Cortina Gil
  • , D.M. Cullen
  • , J. Doring
  • , T. Enqvist
  • , F. Farget
  • , C. Fox
  • , J. Garces Narro
  • , W. Gelletly
  • J. Giovinazzo, M. Gorska, H. Grawe, R. Grzywacz, A. Kleinbohl, W. Korten, M. Lewitowicz, R. Lucas, H. Mach, M. Minerva, C. O'Leary, F. De Oliveira, C.J. Pearson, M. Rejmund, M. Sawicka, H. Schaffner, K. Schmidt, Ch. Theisen, P.M. Walker, D.D. Warner, C. Wheldon, H.J. Wollersheim, S. Wooding, F. Xu

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Abstract

Gamma-spectroscopy methods have been used to search for microsecond isomers among the fragmentation products of a 1 GeV/nucleon Pb-208 beam. In particular the population of the known K-pi = 35/2(-) isomer in W-179 has been investigated and several new isomeric decays have been found for neutron rich nuclei in the A approximate to 180-200 mass region. The ground state band of the neutron rich N = 116 system of W-190 has been identified for the first time and we discuss its structure in comparison to neighboring systems.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)72-76
Number of pages5
JournalPhysica Scripta
VolumeT88
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 2000

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