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A study of17N levels andT=3/2 multiplets in mass 17 nuclei

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Ten states of17N have been excited via the18O(d,3He)17N reaction atE itd=52 MeV. Thel-transfer values are presented for eight of these states. Based on the subsequent spin and parity assignments severalT=3/2 isobaric multiplets are proposed.

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  1. Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Deutschland

    D. Hartwig

  2. Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik, Heidelberg

    G. Th. Kaschl, G. Mairle & G. J. Wagner

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We thank Dr. G. Schatz and the staff of the Karlsruhe cyclotron for their collaboration. The interest of Prof. U. Schmidt-Rohr in this work is appreciated. The assistance of Dr. G. Becker-Bender, H. Mackh and Dr. U. Schwinn in data taking is gratefully acknowledged.

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Hartwig, D., Kaschl, G.T., Mairle, G. et al. A study of17N levels andT=3/2 multiplets in mass 17 nuclei. Z. Physik 246, 418–423 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02115806

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