Low-lying excited states in 62 Ge investigated by multinucleon knock-out reaction

The low-energy states of the proton-rich nucleus 62 Ge were studied by the multinucleon knock-out reaction 67 Se( 12 C,X) 62 Ge using a 12 C target. The analysis of the Doppler-corrected singles spectrum of the γ rays showed two transitions at 744(20) keV and 948(17) keV, which were found to be in c...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of physics. G, Nuclear and particle physics Nuclear and particle physics, 2024-10, Vol.51 (10), p.105102
Hauptverfasser: Elekes, Z, Panin, V, Rodríguez, T R, Sieja, K, Ahn, D S, Al-Adili, A, Baba, H, Stefanescu, A I, Cook, K J, Dósa, Cs, Fukuda, N, Gao, J, Gibelin, J, Hahn, K I, Halász, Z, Huang, S W, Isobe, T, Juhász, M M, Kim, D, Kobayashi, T, Kondo, Y, Korkulu, Z, Kurihara, A, Kuti, I, Miki, H, Miki, K, Motobayashi, T, Otsu, H, Saastamoinen, A, Sasano, M, Sato, H, Shadhin, N H, Shimada, T, Shimizu, Y, Stefanescu, I C, Stuhl, L, Suzuki, H, Takeda, H, Togano, Y, Tomai, T, Trache, L, Tudor, D, Uesaka, T, Utsuki, Y, Wang, H, Yasuda, A, Yoneda, K, Yoshitome, Y
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Zusammenfassung:The low-energy states of the proton-rich nucleus 62 Ge were studied by the multinucleon knock-out reaction 67 Se( 12 C,X) 62 Ge using a 12 C target. The analysis of the Doppler-corrected singles spectrum of the γ rays showed two transitions at 744(20) keV and 948(17) keV, which were found to be in coincidence with each other, forming a cascade and establishing two states at 948(17) keV and 1692(26) keV. The 744 keV transition was detected for the first time, and based on a comparison of the experimental data to shell-model and symmetry-conserving-configuration-mixing-model calculations, it connects the second and first 2 + levels. The beyond-mean-field model suggests that these states belong to two different bands with triaxial features and similar deformation.
ISSN:0954-3899
1361-6471
1361-6471
DOI:10.1088/1361-6471/ad6fbd