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Nuclear Physics A

Volume 458, Issue 1, 29 September 1986, Pages 51-76
Nuclear Physics A

Angular distribution studies in 172, 174Yb

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Abstract

Levels in 172, 174Yb have been studied using the (n, n'γ) reactions with reactor fast neutrons. Angular distributions of γ-rays with respect to the neutron beam have been measured. Ambiguities involving the 1640.7 keV level in 172Yb and the 2101.2 keV level in 174Yb have been resolved revealing spin-parity assignments of 4 and 4+ respectively. Seven new states at 2320.7, 2350.4, 2436.5, 2601.2, 2796.0, 3403.0 and 3427.0 keV have been proposed in 174Yb. The 2601.2 and 3403.0 keV levels have been assigned as Jπ = 4+ and Jπ = (3, 5) respectively. Gamma branching ratios have been determined and compared with previous results. The mixing ratios for several γ-transitions have been deduced and compared, where possible, with values obtained by the complete alignment method (CAM) and with those previously reported by other authors. The experimental levels in 172, 174Yb have been compared with IBA model predictions.

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