“…Activation after Coulomb excitation was studied at the Tandem accelerator at IPN, Orsay [13], activation using positron annihilation was measured at the Kyoto research reactor [14], and photoactivation experiments with various radioactive sources were reported in [10,15,16,17]. High-resolution gamma-spectroscopic studies were performed using the 175 Lu(n,γ) 176 Lu reaction at the GAMS spectrometer at ILL, Grenoble [18,19,20], using HPGe detectors [19,21], and using the 176 Yb(p,n) 176 Lu reaction at the Berkeley cyclotron [22]. The 177 Hf(t,α) 176 Lu reaction was studied at Los Alamos using a Q3D magnetic spectrograph [23], and the 175 Lu(d,p) 176 Lu reaction was analyzed using the Q3D spectrograph at the Munich tandem accelerator [19].…”