Abstract
A pulsed-beam experiment has revealed a 0.48-s isomer, which deexcites through high-spin positive parity levels to the known state at 825 keV. Comprehensive () coincidence measurements have established the complete isomeric decay scheme, and key transition multipolarities have been deduced from prompt -ray angular distribution data and from intensity balance requirements. The results clearly manifest a close structural relationship between the high-spin levels built on the isomer and previously known states of the core nucleus. The 0.48-s isomeric state is assigned , with the dominant neutron hole configuration , and the high-spin positive parity levels are interpreted as members of core hole multiplets of the type and .
NUCLEAR REACTIONS , MeV; measured , , coin, relationships; deduced high spin levels, , , .
- Received 22 August 1977
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.16.2159
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