Abstract
The Se nucleus has been studied via prompt -ray spectroscopy using the Eurogam2 Ge array to measure rays following fission of Cm. Excited levels in Se have been observed for the first time. The yrast excitation scheme in this nucleus is similar to the excitations schemes of its neighbors and fits the energy systematics, indicating anomaly below . Large-scale shell-model calculations reproduce in detail yrast excitations in Se and other isotones. The anomaly is explained as due to the enhancement of collectivity towards the proton midshell. The coexistence of collective and single-particle excitations is predicted in Se.
- Received 21 April 2013
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.88.034302
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