Beta-decay of 27/2− isomers in N=83 nuclei

P. Kleinheinz; D. Schardt; R. Barden; A. Plochocki; B. Rubio; J. Styczen; H. Güven; J. L. Tain; R. Kirchner; O. Klepper; G. Walter; A. Huck; G. Marguier; J. Blomqvist

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Beta-decay of 27/2− isomers in N=83 nuclei

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 1987Publisher:AIPJournal:AIP Conference Proceedings, volume 164, pages 494-498 (issn: 0094-243X,

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Authors: P. Kleinheinz; D. Schardt; R. Barden; A. Plochocki; B. Rubio; J. Styczen; H. Güven; +7 Authors

doi: 10.1063/1.36968

Beta-decay of 27/2− isomers in N=83 nuclei

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In γ‐ray measurements of the 27/2− E3 isomer decays in 15168Er83 and 14966Dy83 at the on‐line mass‐separators at GSI and at ISOLDE‐CERN we have identified Gamow‐Teller β‐decay branches proceeding to high‐spin yrast states in the N=84 daughter nuclei 15167Ho84 and 14965Tb84.

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