First evidence for excited states in In-101

Joakim Cederkäll; M Lipoglavsek; M Palacz; J Persson; A Atac; C Fahlander; H Grawe; A Johnson; W Klamra; J Kownacki; A Likar; LO Norlin; J Nyberg; R Schubart; D Seweryniak; G deAngelis; P Bednarczyk; Z Dombradi; D Foltescu; D Jerrestam; S Juutinen; E Makela; BM Nyako; G Perez; M dePoli; HA Roth; T Schizuma; O Skeppstedt; G Sletten; S Tormanen

doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.53.1955

First evidence for excited states in In-101

Joakim Cederkäll, M Lipoglavsek, M Palacz, J Persson, A Atac, C Fahlander, H Grawe, A Johnson, W Klamra, J Kownacki, A Likar, LO Norlin, J Nyberg, R Schubart, D Seweryniak, G deAngelis, P Bednarczyk, Z Dombradi, D Foltescu, D JerrestamS Juutinen, E Makela, BM Nyako, G Perez, M dePoli, HA Roth, T Schizuma, O Skeppstedt, G Sletten, S Tormanen

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The first evidence for excited states in In-101 is presented. In-101 is the lightest In isotope observed in an in-beam experiment. Two gamma-ray transitions at 1309 and 341 keV, respectively, are strong candidates for a cascade to the ground state in this nucleus. In shell-model terms it has one proton hole and two neutron particles outside the double shell closure at Sn-100. New ideas for improving the peak to background ratio in certain gamma-ray spectra from fusion evaporation reactions are introduced.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1955-1958
Journal	Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics)
Volume	53
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.53.1955
Publication status	Published - 1996
Externally published	Yes

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Cederkäll, J., Lipoglavsek, M., Palacz, M., Persson, J., Atac, A., Fahlander, C., Grawe, H., Johnson, A., Klamra, W., Kownacki, J., Likar, A., Norlin, LO., Nyberg, J., Schubart, R., Seweryniak, D., deAngelis, G., Bednarczyk, P., Dombradi, Z., Foltescu, D., ... Tormanen, S. (1996). First evidence for excited states in In-101. Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics), 53(4), 1955-1958. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.53.1955

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First evidence for excited states in In-101

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