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The nuclear precession of106Sn in the 6+ state was measured relative to that of108Sn by the IPAD method: θ(6+;106Sn)/θ(6+;108Sn)=1.06(33). Available data on the 6+ state in108Sn giveg (6+;106Sn)=− 0.14(9), which is consistent with the seniority ν=2 configuration: ({ie133-01}). B(E2; 10+→ 8+) was measured to be 6.4(10) W.u. for106Sn and 0.62(5) W.u. for108Sn. This difference could not be explained by the ν≦4 configurations. The {ie133-02}→13− transition turned out to be an M1/ E2 mixed transition and so the yrast I=14 state was identified with a state of the νh11/2 band.
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The authors would like to thank Professors K. Ogawa of the Chiba University and G. Momoki of the Nihon University for the private communications regarding their theoretical study of light tin isotopes. They also acknowledge a stable operation of the JAERI tandem accelerator by the crew.
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Makishima, A., Ishii, T., Nakajima, M. et al. Nuclear structure of the yrast 6+, 10+ and 14− states in106Sn. Z. Physik A - Hadrons and Nuclei 349, 133–142 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01291171
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