A high resolution study of stretched-spin states in 116Sn with the 115In(3He, d)116Sn and 115In(α, tγ)116Sn reactions

  • .JM. Schippers*
  • , W.T.A. BOorghols
  • , M.A. Hofstee
  • , R.F. Noorman
  • , J.M. Schreuder
  • , S Y. van der Werf
  • , N BLASI
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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    Abstract

    The excitation-energy range 3.5-7.2 MeV in the nucleus Sn-116 has been investigated via the proton stripping reactions In-115(He-3, d)Sn-116, In-115(alpha, t)Sn-116 and In-115(alpha, tgamma)Sn-116. Detailed information is obtained on the distribution of the spectroscopic strength for the different l-transfers. By combining this information with a study of the gamma decay following the (a, t) reaction, important parts of the (nearly) stretched-spin configurations J(pi) = 10-, 9- and J(pi) = 7+ and several J(pi) = 3+ and J(pi) = 5+ states have been identified. The natural-parity configurations are strongly subject to spreading into a continuum, while unnatural-parity states exhibit much less fragmentation. A comparison is made with large basis model calculations.

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)271-307
    Number of pages37
    JournalNuclear Physics A
    Volume548
    Issue number2
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 12-Oct-1992

    Keywords

    • IN-115(HE-3, D)
    • E = 50 MEV
    • IN-115(ALPHA, T)
    • E = 65 MEV
    • MEASURED SIGMA(THETA)
    • IN-115(ALPHA,T-GAMMA)
    • MEASURED T-GAMMA-COIN
    • SN-116 DEDUCED LEVELS, J, PI, SPECTROSCOPIC FACTORS
    • STRETCHED-SPIN STATES
    • COMPARISON WITH MODEL CALCULATIONS
    • SHELL-MODEL ORBITS
    • LYING HOLE STATES
    • OCCUPATION PROBABILITIES
    • STRIPPING REACTIONS
    • SPHERICAL NUCLEI
    • GAMMA-DECAY
    • EXCITATIONS
    • ISOTOPES
    • FRAGMENTATION
    • TRANSITIONS

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