ADOPTED LEVELS, GAMMAS for 31Mg

Authors: Jun Chen and Balraj Singh |  Citation: Nucl. Data Sheets 184, 29 (2022) |  Cutoff date: 24-Jun-2022 

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Q(β-)=11829 keV 4S(n)= 2312 keV 3S(p)= 18886 keV 6Q(α)= -12600 keV 90
Reference: 2021WA16

References:
  A  31Na β- decay (17.0 MS)  B  32Na β-n decay (13.2 MS)
  C  33Na β-2n decay (8.0 MS)  D  2H(30Mg,31MgG)
  E  9Be(32Mg,31MgG)  F  9Be(32Al,31MgG)
  G  4He(HI,xγ)  H  Coulomb Excitation

General Comments:

This nucleus is part of a set of nuclei around n=20 belonging to the "island of inversion " where the ground state is deformed from a spherical shell. The ground state and first excited state spins are critical in proving the intruder dominant configuration (2005Ma96).

Mass measurements: 2013Ch49, 2006Ga04 (also 2006Lu09 from the same group)

Other measurements:

2017Ha23: measured half-life of 31Mg from implant-β(t). 31Mg from 9Be(40Ar,X) reaction with E(40Ar)=69.2 MeV/nucleon from the RIBLL facility at HIRFL, Lanzhou.

2012Yo01 (also 2010Yo08): first application of nuclear orientation method for study of isotope shifts in nuclei. Atomic isotope shifts measured using collinear laser spectroscopy and β-asymmetry with reference to 26Mg for all measurements at CERN-ISOLDE. The data are consistent for 31Mg being in the "Island of Inversion ".

2012Kw02: production cross section measurement in fragmentation of 40Ar beam at 140 MeV/nucleon with 9Be, Ni and 181Ta targets by time-of-flight and energy loss measurements at NSCL facility

2012Zh06: 9Be(40Ar,X) E=57 MeV/nucleon, measured fragment yield, momentum distributions at HIRFL facility; deduced target dependence on production cross section

2006Kh08: cross section and strong absorption radius measurement in Si(31Mg,X) reaction at 52.25 MeV/nucleon

2011Ne14: critical review of experimental data leading to ground and excited states in 31Mg; comparison with calculated levels, J, π, magnetic moments, particle-hole nature using Antisymmetrized molecular dynamics (AMD) with the generator coordinate method.

Theoretical calculations: 35 primary references for structure and three for decay characteristics retrieved from the NSR database (www.nndc.bnl.gov/nsr/) are listed under ’document records’.

Q-value: S(2n)=8652 3, S(2p)=36100 150, Q(β-n)=4671 4 (2021Wa16)










E(level)
(keV)
XREFJπ(level) T1/2(level)E(γ)
(keV)
I(γ)M(γ)Final Levels
     0.0ABCDEFGH 1/2+ 270 ms 2 
% β- = 100
% β-n = 6.2 19
     
    49.93 6 ABCDEFGH 3/2+ 12.0 ns 4      49.9 1 
  100
[M1]
     0.0
1/2+
   220.87 6 ABCDEFGH (3/2)- 133 ps 8     171.1 1 
   220.9 1 
  100 5 
   35.5 20 
[E1]
[E1]
    49.93
     0.0
3/2+
1/2+
   460.78 10 AB  EF   (7/2-) 10.5 ns 8     239.9 1 
  100
[E2]
   220.87
(3/2)-
   673.09 7 A   EF H 3/2+      452.4 2 
   623.1 1 
   673.1 1 
   10.8 13 
  100 6 
   53 4 
[E1]
[M1,E2]
[M1,E2]
   220.87
    49.93
     0.0
(3/2)-
3/2+
1/2+
   941.92 9 A   E G  (1/2-,3/2-)      892.0 1 
   941.8 2 
  100 13 
   88 30 


    49.93
     0.0
3/2+
1/2+
   944.03 9 AB  EF H 5/2+      723.1 1 
   894.1 1 
   17.8 33 
  100 16 


   220.87
    49.93
(3/2)-
3/2+
  1028.66 9 A        (1/2-,3/2-)      807.8 1 
  100

   220.87
(3/2)-
  1154.0 5  B  EF   (7/2+)      693.2 5 
  100

   460.78
(7/2-)
  1389.8 10  B            929
  100

   460.78
(7/2-)
  1435.94 8 A        (1/2-,3/2-)     1385.9 1 
  1435.8 2 
  100 11 
   34 8 


    49.93
     0.0
3/2+
1/2+
  2015.14 9 A    F   5/2+     1070.9 2 
  1554.3 1 
  1794.3 1 
  1965.0 2 
   14 4 
   22 3 
  100 12 
    8.5 18 




   944.03
   460.78
   220.87
    49.93
5/2+
(7/2-)
(3/2)-
3/2+
  2243.66 6 A   E    1/2+      807.6 1 
  1215.0 1 
  1301.7 2 
  1570.6 2 
  2022.8 1 
  2193.6 1 
  2243.6 1 
    3.0 13 
   12.1 9 
    0.69 15 
    2.0 4 
   33.8 19 
   27.4 19 
  100 6 







  1435.94
  1028.66
   941.92
   673.09
   220.87
    49.93
     0.0
(1/2-,3/2-)
(1/2-,3/2-)
(1/2-,3/2-)
3/2+
(3/2)-
3/2+
1/2+

E(level): From a least-squares fit to γ-ray energies.

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Additional Gamma Data:













E(level)
(keV)
Jπ(level)T1/2(level)E(γ)
(keV)
MultipolarityConversion
Coefficient
Additional Data
    49.93 3/2+ 12.0 ns 4      49.9 1 [M1]0.01325B(M1)(W.u.)=0.0106 21, α=0.01325 20
   220.87 (3/2)- 133 ps 8     171.1 1 [E1]1.04×10-3B(E1)(W.u.)=0.00073 8, α=1.04E-3 2, α(K)=0.000974 14, α(L)=6.25E-5 9, α(M)=2.303E-6 33
(3/2)- 133 ps 8     220.9 1 [E1]0.000465B(E1)(W.u.)=0.000139 18, α=0.000465 7, α(K)=0.000436 6, α(L)=2.80E-5 4, α(M)=1.034E-6 15
   460.78 (7/2-) 10.5 ns 8     239.9 1 [E2]2.31×10-3B(E2)(W.u.)=11.7 9, α=2.31E-3 3
   673.09 3/2+      623.1 1 [M1,E2]B(E2)=0.0024 12 (<a href= "http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/nsr/nsrlink.jsp?2011Se05 ">2011Se05</a>), B(E2)(W.u.)=4.1 20
3/2+      673.1 1 [M1,E2]B(E2)=0.0011 5 (<a href= "http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/nsr/nsrlink.jsp?2011Se05 ">2011Se05</a>)

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Additional Level Data and Comments:

E(level)Jπ(level)T1/2(level)Comments
     0.01/2+ 270 ms 2 
% β- = 100
% β-n = 6.2 19
μ=-0.88340 15 (2008Ko05,2005Ne01,2019StZV)
-n from 2008ReZZ, 1995ReZZ. Other: %β-n=1.7 3 (1984La03,1984Gu19) is in disagreement. Systematics support higher value of 1995ReZZ. Theoretical values of %β-n=1.0 (2019Mo01) and 0.31, 0.40 (2021Mi17) support the lower value. In the opinion of evaluators, better measurements are needed for %β-n value.
E(level): %β-n from 2008ReZZ, 1995ReZZ. Other: %β-n=1.7 3 (1984La03,1984Gu19) is in disagreement. Systematics support higher value of 1995ReZZ. Theoretical values of %β-n=1.0 (2019Mo01) and 0.31, 0.40 (2021Mi17) support the lower value. In the opinion of evaluators, better measurements are needed for %β-n value. Member of Kπ=1/2+, ν1/2[200] sequence (2019Ni04).
    49.933/2+ 12.0 ns 4  3/2+ assignment for this level is indicative of a deformed 2p3h intruder state. In Nilsson configuration this corresponds to a Kπ=3/2+ component from the d3/2 spherical orbit (2007Ki08).
E(level): Member of Kπ=1/2+, ν1/2[200] sequence (2019Ni04).
   220.87(3/2)- 133 ps 8  E(level): Member of Kπ=1/2-, ν1/2[330] sequence (2019Ni04).
   460.78(7/2-) 10.5 ns 8  E(level): Member of Kπ=1/2-, ν1/2[330] sequence (2019Ni04).
   941.92(1/2-,3/2-)   Jπ(level): Assignments proposed by 2019Ni04 in 31Na β- decay, based on high log ft values, and consistency of ratio of intensities of γ rays from each level with Weisskopf estimates for E1 and M1 transitions. However, evaluators notes that no lifetime data are available.
   944.035/2+   B(E2)=0.0182 20 (2011Se05)
E(level): Member of Kπ=1/2+, ν1/2[200] sequence (2019Ni04).
  1028.66(1/2-,3/2-)   Jπ(level): Assignments proposed by 2019Ni04 in 31Na β- decay, based on high log ft values, and consistency of ratio of intensities of γ rays from each level with Weisskopf estimates for E1 and M1 transitions. However, evaluators notes that no lifetime data are available.
  1435.94(1/2-,3/2-)   Jπ(level): Assignments proposed by 2019Ni04 in 31Na β- decay, based on high log ft values, and consistency of ratio of intensities of γ rays from each level with Weisskopf estimates for E1 and M1 transitions. However, evaluators notes that no lifetime data are available.

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Additional Gamma Comments:

E(level)E(gamma)Comments
    49.93    49.9E(γ): others: 50.0 5 from 32Na β-n decay and 50.1 2 from 33Na β-2n decay
   220.87   171.1E(γ): weighted average of 170.9 1 from 31Na β- decay, 171.0 5 from 32Na β-n decay, 171.2 1 from 33Na β-2n decay, and 169.6 15 from (HI,xγ)
I(γ): from (32Al,31Mgγ). Others: 100 8 (2019Ni04), 100 6 (1993Kl02) and 100 7 (1984Gu19) in 31Na β- decay, 100 22 from 32Na β-n decay, 100 12 from 33Na β-2n decay, and 100 6 from (32Mg,31Mgγ)
   220.9E(γ): weighted average of 220.8 1 from 31Na β- decay, 221.0 5 from 32Na β-n decay, 221.0 1 from 33Na β-2n decay, and 221.9 8 from (HI,xγ)
I(γ): weighted average of 37.1 25 (2019Ni04), 40.6 32 (1993Kl02), and 44 5 (1984Gu19) in 31Na β- decay, 40 6 from 33Na β-2n decay, 34.0 26 from (32Mg,31Mgγ), and 31.4 20 from (32Al,31Mgγ). Other: 49 10 from 32Na β-n decay
   460.78   239.9E(γ): other: 240.0 5 from 32Na β-n decay
   673.09   452.4E(γ): other: 452.6 6 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
I(γ): weighted average of 10.6 13 (2019Ni04) and 12.6 35 (1993Kl02) in 31Na β- decay. Other: 20.6 28 from (32Al,31Mgγ) is discrepant
   623.1E(γ): other: 623.3 5 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
I(γ): from (32Al,31Mgγ). Others: 100 13 (2019Ni04), 100 8 (1993Kl02) and 100 8 (1984Gu19) in 31Na β- decay
   673.1E(γ): other: 673.2 7 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
I(γ): unweighted average of 64 4 (2019Ni04), 50 4 (1993Kl02) and 43.5 35 (1984Gu19) in 31Na β- decay, and 53 4 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
   941.92   892.0E(γ): other: 892.7 6 from (HI,xγ)
   944.03   723.1E(γ): other: 724 from Coulomb excitation
I(γ): weighted average of 17.0 23 (2019Ni04) from 31Na β- decay and 32 10 from Coulomb excitation
   894.1E(γ): others: 894.3 5 from 32Na β-n decay and 894.4 13 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
  1154.0   693.2E(γ): weighted average of 693.5 5 from 32Na β-n decay and 692.6 8 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
  1389.8   929E(γ): from 31Na β-n decay only
  2015.14  1070.9E(γ): other: 1072.7 19 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
I(γ): unweighted average of 17.6 30 (2019Ni04) in 31Na β- decay and 10.1 16 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
  1554.3E(γ): other: 1555.7 22 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
I(γ): weighted average of 20.6 30 (2019Ni04) and 24.0 30 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
  1794.3E(γ): other: 1793.4 18 from (32Al,31Mgγ)
  2243.66  1215.0I(γ): weighted average of 12.6 9 (2019Ni04), 11.6 12 (1993Kl02), 11.6 11 (1984Gu19), and 22 7 (1979De02) in 31Na β- decay
  2022.8I(γ): weighted average of 33.3 19 (2019Ni04), 33.7 35 (1993Kl02), and 36 4 (1984Gu19) in 31Na β- decay. Other: 32 21 from (32Mg,31Mgγ)
  2193.6I(γ): weighted average of 25.9 19 (2019Ni04), 30.2 35 (1993Kl02), 30 4 (1984Gu19), and 29 9 (1979De02) in 31Na β- decay. Other: 37 21 from (32Mg,31Mgγ)

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