Abstract
Excited states have been observed in the odd-odd nucleus for the first time. Through comparison with the structure of , a first high-spin study of an odd-odd mirror pair has been achieved. Differences between the analogue states in this pair have been interpreted in terms of Coulomb effects, with the aid of shell-model calculations in the full valence space. Unlike other mirror pairs, the energy differences have been interpreted almost entirely as due to a monopole effect associated with smooth changes in radius (or deformation) as a function of angular momentum. In addition, the large energy shift between analogue negative-parity states is interpreted in terms of the electromagnetic spin-orbit interaction in nuclei.
- Received 31 May 2006
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.97.132501
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