Structure and electromagnetic properties of the odd-a antimony isotopes in a unifeed-model calculation

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(71)90504-5

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 163, Issue 2, 8 March 1971, Pages 478-512

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Abstract

The level schemes of the odd-proton Sb isotopes with 115 ≦ A ≦ 125 are calculated in a unified-model approach up to second order in the collective variables. The addition of octupole vibrations is necessary to explain the structure of the $112$ ⁻ states and certain γ-transitions. The l-forbidden M1 transitions give stable results for B(M1) through the velocity-dependent correction to the magnetic multipole operators. Also spectroscopic factors to levels in the Sb isotopes as obtained in the (³He, d) stripping reactions are calculated and compared in their A-dependence and in the distribution in each nucleus with experimental data. Electromagnetic (Mλ and Eλ) moments and transition rates are derived. Effective g_s and g_R factors are determined in a fitting procedure to known magnetic moments.

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Structure and electromagnetic properties of the odd-a antimony isotopes in a unifeed-model calculation

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