A study of particle-pairing vibration multiplets in 211Bi

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(76)90193-7

Nuclear Physics A

Volume 263, Issue 3, 14 June 1976, Pages 365-378

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Abstract

The ²⁰⁹Bi(t, p)²¹¹Bi reaction has been studied at 17 MeV bombarding energy with 11 keV energy resolution. The reaction protons were momentum analyzed in a Q3D spectrometer and detected with a helix detector system. An identical experiment was also carried out on a ²⁰⁸Pb target; both nuclei being examined over an excitation energy range of 0–2.1 MeV. The levels of ²¹⁰Pb excited in this reaction are considered to be pairing multipole vibrations and the ²¹¹Bi results are analyzed in terms of a proton coupled to these multipoles.

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^††: Visiting staff member from McMaster University.

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A study of particle-pairing vibration multiplets in ²¹¹Bi☆