Decays ofBa126andCs

New isomers and their decay in odd-odd neutron-deficient cesium isotopes

“…A comparable result T1/2=(100+_2)s, has been measured by Pathak etal. in 1976 [21]. The l~SIn(160, 5n), 12aSb(llB, 6n) reactions at the YALE accelerator laboratory or the 133Cs (p, 8n) reaction induced with 100 MeV protons at the McGill synchrocyclotron have been used as production modes in these experiments.…”

The decay of 124Cs

“…-This work is a continuation of our investigation of light even xenon nuclei as populated in the decays Of 118,120,122CS [1,2]. Studies of the heavier nuclei namely the 126CS [3] and 128Cs [4] decay schemes including the first levels of the quasigamma and beta bands have been recently reported. However, experimental data on the decay of 124Cs are scanty.…”

124Ba Decay to the 55 124 Cs69 low-spin levels

“…As underlined by Ekstr6m [18], experimental dipole and quadrupole moments of these nuclei [19,5] Obviously, due to the detailed gamma measurements performed by Pathak et al [25] on the 126Ba decay, the more fruitful parallel has been established between ~24Cs and 126Cs. As expected, 55 "J~69 these results exhibit a quite complex scheme up to 1,710 keV and their correct interpretation will be certainly difficult.…”