Non-yrast states in $^{221}$Th
ORAL
Abstract
The nucleus $^{221}$Th has been studied, using the $^{207}$Pb($^{18}$O,4n) E$_{lab}$=96 MeV fusion-evaporation reaction and the Gammasphere + HERCULES detector combination. The $^{18}$O beam, provided by the ATLAS accelerator, had a 247.5-ns pulse structure. Based on evaporation-residue selected $\gamma $--ray coincidence data, the previously reported [1] octupole band (yrast) has been extended to higher spin, but also the non-yrast structure of $^{221}$Th has been delineated. The latter includes another octupole-type band. A comparison with the neighboring nuclei $^{223}$Th and $^{219}$Ra will be presented. [1] M. Dahlinger et al., Nucl. Phys. A 484, 337 (1988).
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Authors
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Walter Reviol
Washington University, Washington University at St. Louis
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D.G. Sarantites
Washington University
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C.J. Chiara
Washington University
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O.L. Pechenaya
Washington University
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J. Snyder
Washington University
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K. Hauschild
CSNSM Orsay, France
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A. Lopez-Martens
CSNSM Orsay, France
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D.J. Hartley
US Naval Academy
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M.P. Carpenter
Argonne National Lab.
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Robert Janssens
Argonne National Lab., Argonne National Laboratory
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T. Lauritsen
Argonne National Lab.
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D. Seweryniak
Argonne National Lab.
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S. Zhu
Argonne National Lab.