References quoted in the XUNDL dataset: 188PB 160DY(32S,4NG):XUNDL-8
4 references found.
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Phys.Lett. 437B, 29 (1998)
R.G.Allatt, R.D.Page, M.Leino, T.Enqvist, K.Eskola, P.T.Greenlees, P.Jones, R.Julin, P.Kuusiniemi, W.H.Trzaska, J.Uusitalo
Fine Structure in 192Po α-Decay and Shape Coexistence in 188Pb
RADIOACTIVITY 192Po(α) [from 160Dy(36Ar, 4n)]; measured α spectra; deduced branching, hindrance factors. 188Pb deduced levels, J, π, configurations.
doi: 10.1016/S0370-2693(98)00939-3
EPJdirect 1, A3, 1-6 (1999)
Y.Le Coz, F.Becker, H.Kankaanpaa, W.Korten, E.Mergel, P.A.Butler, J.F.C.Cocks, O.Dorvaux, D.Hawcroft, K.Helariutta, R.D.Herzberg, M.Houry, H.Hubel, P.Jones, R.Julin, S.Juutinen, H.Kettunen, P.Kuusiniemi, M.Leino, R.Lucas, M.Muikku, P.Nieminen, P.Rahkila, D.Rossbach, A.Savelius, Ch.Theisen
Evidence of Multiple Shape-Coexistence in 188Pb
NUCLEAR REACTIONS 156Gd(36Ar, 4n), E=172 MeV; measured Eγ, Iγ, E(ce), I(ce), γγ-, (ce)γ-, (recoil)γ-coin. 188Pb deduced levels, J, π, shape coexistance features. Recoil separator, mini-orange detectors.
Nucl.Instrum.Methods Phys.Res. A589, 202 (2008)
T.Kibedi, T.W.Burrows, M.B.Trzhaskovskaya, P.M.Davidson, C.W.Nestor, Jr.
Evaluation of theoretical conversion coefficients using BrIcc
COMPILATION Z=5-110; compiled and evaluated ICC data. BrICC database.
doi: 10.1016/j.nima.2008.02.051
Phys.Lett. B 858, 139048 (2024)
P.Papadakis, J.Pakarinen, A.D.Briscoe, D.M.Cox, R.Julin, K.Auranen, T.Grahn, P.T.Greenlees, K.Hadynska-Klek, A.Herzan, R.-D.Herzberg, U.Jakobsson, S.Juutinen, J.Konki, M.Leino, A.Mistry, D.O'Donnell, P.Peura, P.Rahkila, P.Ruotsalainen, M.Sandzelius, J.Saren, C.Scholey, S.Stoltze, J.Sorri, J.Uusitalo, K.Wrzosek-Lipska
Direct observation of E0 transitions in 188Pb through in-beam spectroscopy
NUCLEAR REACTIONS 160Dy(32S, 4n), E=165 MeV; measured reaction products, Eγ, Iγ; deduced γ-ray energies and relative intensities, internal conversion coefficients, J, π, B(E2). Comparison with available data. The Accelerator Laboratory of the University of Jyvaskyla, Finland, employing the K130 cyclotron.
doi: 10.1016/j.physletb.2024.139048