SEWERYNIAK, D.; N. DAVIDS, C.; ROBINSON, A.; J. WOODS, P.; BLANK, Bertram; P. CARPENTER, M.; DAVINSON, T.; J. FREEMAN, S.; HAMMOND, N.; HOTELING, N.; V. F. JANSSENS, R.; L. KHOO, T.; LIU, Z.; MUKHERJEE, G.; SHERGUR, J.; SINHA, S.; A. SONZOGNI, A.; B. WALTERS, W.; WOEHR, A.

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European Physical Journal A, European Physical Journal A, European Physical Journal A, 2004-09-12, Pine Mountain. 2005, vol. 25, p. 159-160

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Excited states in 3 transitional proton emitters 145, 146, 147Tm were studied using the Gammasphere Ge array coupled with the Argonne Fragment Mass Analyzer. The 147Tm level scheme was extended and the unfavored signature partner of the decoupled proton h11/2 band was found. A rotational band feeding the high-spin isomer in 146Tm was observed with properties similar to the 147Tm ground-state band. A regular sequence of gamma rays correlated with the ground-state 145Tm proton decay has properties of the h_1/2 band as well. In addition, coincidences between the fine structure proton line and the 2+ rightarrow 0+ gamma-ray transition in the daughter nucleus were detected. Comparison between level energies measured and calculated using the Particle Rotor model indicates that 145Tm might be gamma-soft.< Réduire

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