Abstract
Measurements consisting of -ray excitation functions and angular distributions were performed using the () reaction on . The excitation function data allowed us to check the consistency of the placement of transitions in the level scheme. From -ray angular distributions, the lifetimes of levels up to MeV in excitation energy were extracted with the Doppler-shift attenuation method. The experimentally deduced values of reduced transition probabilities were compared with the predictions of the quadrupole vibrator model and with large-scale shell model calculations in the shell configuration space. Two-phonon states were found to exist with some notable deviation from the predictions of the quadrupole vibrator model, but no evidence for the existence of three-phonon states could be established. proton core excitations played a major role in understanding the observed structure.
- Received 15 December 2010
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.83.034316
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