Low-lying dipole excitations in the isotopes 113,114Cd

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(94)90773-0

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 580, Issue 2, 21 November 1994, Pages 263-276

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Abstract

High-resolution nuclear resonance flourescence (NRF) experiments have been performed on the nuclei ^113,114Cd using bremsstrahlung and Ge-γ-spectrometers. Precise excitation energies, decay widths and decay branching ratios for numerous new levels (dipole excitations) in the energy range 2–4 MeV have been extracted from the measured energy spectra and angular distributions of the scattered photons. The NRF results are compared with IBA calculations and spectroscopic data from particle-induced reactions.

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Low-lying dipole excitations in the isotopes 113,114Cd☆

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Low-lying dipole excitations in the isotopes ^113,114Cd☆