Excitation of 1+ AND 2− states in the neon isotopes

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(87)90340-X

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 464, Issue 2, 9 March 1987, Pages 315-325

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Abstract

High resolution inelastic proton scattering is used to study the excitation of 1⁺ states in ²⁰Ne and ²²Ne. By comparing these results with those from gamma-ray fluorescence measurements, the strong role of the orbital contribution in the electromagnetic transitions, predicted by the theory, is confirmed. Shell model predictions of the 1⁺ strength are compared to the measured strength in ²⁰Ne and ²²Ne. The (p, p′) excitation of 2⁻ states in ²⁰Ne is compared to (π⁻, γ) and (e, e′) results.

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Excitation of 1⁺ AND 2⁻ states in the neon isotopes☆