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Extensive γ-ray spectroscopy of normally and superdeformed structures in 6129Cu32

  • L. L. Andersson*
  • , D. Rudolph
  • , E. K. Johansson
  • , D. A. Torres
  • , B. G. Carlsson
  • , I. Ragnarsson
  • , C. Andreoiu
  • , C. Baktash
  • , M. P. Carpenter
  • , R. J. Charity
  • , C. J. Chiara
  • , J. Ekman
  • , C. Fahlander
  • , C. Hoel
  • , O. L. Pechenaya
  • , W. Reviol
  • , R. Du Rietz
  • , D. G. Sarantites
  • , D. Seweryniak
  • , L. G. Sobotka
  • C. H. Yu, S. Zhu
*Corresponding author for this work

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    Abstract

    A largely extended experimental knowledge of the 61 29Cu32 nucleus has been obtained from three experiments. Excited states in 61Cu were produced via the fusion-evaporation reaction 28Si(36Ar, 3p)61Cu . In addition to the Ge array GAMMASPHERE, neutron and charged-particle detectors placed around the target position were used for high-performance particle spectroscopy. The constructed level scheme includes more than 160 energy levels and 320 γ-ray transitions belonging to both normally deformed as well as superdeformed rotational structures. The multipolarities have been determined for the γ-ray transitions and as a result spin-parity assignments are given for nearly all energy levels. Experimental results in the normally deformed region are compared with predictions from large-scale shell model calculations. The collective structures are compared with results from cranked Nilsson-Strutinsky calculations. The results reveal the need to modify the standard Nilsson parameters in the mass A ∼ 60 region.

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)251-278
    Number of pages28
    JournalEuropean Physical Journal A
    Volume36
    Issue number3
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Jun 2008

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