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Nuclear Physics A

Volume 752, 18 April 2005, Pages 223-226
Nuclear Physics A

Proton radioactivity and the proton drip line

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Proton radioactivity from deformed drip–line nuclei is discussed. It is shown that all experimental data currently available on decay from ground and isomeric states, and fine structure of odd-even and odd–odd nuclei, can be interpreted within a consistent theoretical approach, the non–adiabatic quasi-particle model.

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Work supported by Fundação de Ciência e Tecnologia (Portugal), Grant N. 36575/99 and FEDER.

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