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Intruder bands in (Z=53) I113: Band termination interpretation

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  • M.P. Waring
  • E.S. Paul
  • C.W. Beausang
  • R.M. Clark
  • R.A. Cunningham
  • T. Davinson
  • S.A. Forbes
  • D.B. Fossan
  • S.J. Gale
  • A. Gizon
  • J. Gizon
  • K. Hauschild
  • I.M. Hibbert
  • A.N. James
  • P.M. Jones
  • D.R. Lafosse
  • R.D. Page
  • I. Ragnarsson
  • H. Schnare
  • P.J. Sellin
  • J. Simpson
  • P. Vaska
  • R. Wadsworth
  • P.J. Woods
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<mark>Journal publication date</mark>1995
<mark>Journal</mark>Physical Review C
Volume51
Number of pages12
Pages (from-to)2427-2438
Publication StatusPublished
<mark>Original language</mark>English

Abstract

High spin states in 113I were studied with the 58Ni(58Ni, 3pγ) reaction at 240 MeV, using the eurogam array in Daresbury, United Kingdom, with 45 Ge detectors. A total of five deformed intruder bands extending to spins I ranging from (73/2–89/2)ħ have been identified, all of which reach frequencies ħω>1.0 MeV and excitation energies ∼25 MeV. A gradual dropoff of the dynamic moment of inertia scrI (2) with increasing rotational frequency has been observed and attributed to a mode of ‘‘soft’’ band termination involving valence particle alignment. In this process, the nucleus progresses gradually, over many transitions, towards a noncollective oblate (γ=+60°) band terminating state.