Nuclear Physics
 1963
DOI: 10.1016/0029-5582(63)90258-x
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Energy levels of As77

R.G. Arns
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C. H. Chen
2
,
R.E. Sund3
et al.

Abstract: The gamma rays of As 77 following beta decay of Ge 7~ (r½ = 11.3 h) were investigated using coincidence techniques. General features of the level structure were found to be in substantial agreement with the work of previous investigators. Additional complexity was found in the level structure above 2 MeV. Relative intensities of the gamma transitions are reported.

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