Abstract
This is the first report on nuclear structure of . Excited states up to =27/ and 35/ have been established using the reaction Ni, 3pSb and in-beam techniques. According to the particle(hole)-core coupling scheme these excited states were classified into five bands: three are based on the π, π, and π states; the other two are the ΔI=1 collective bands built on the 17/ state at 2651 keV and the 23/ state at 4487 keV. The 11/→9/ transition in the π band possesses an E2/M1 mixing ratio δ>0, which suggests admixing of the π hole state. Positive mixing ratios observed in the collective bands indicate a prolate deformation due to the (π core excitation. In the π band, B(M1;23/→21/) was measured to be 0.040(3) W.u. Furthermore the 27/→25/ transition was too weak for a proton M1 transition. These transitions are retarded by the ν configurations mixed in the involved states.
- Received 6 December 1993
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.49.2982
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