1974
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(74)90366-2
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Étude du noyau 28Mg par la réaction 26Mg(t, pγ)28Mg

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“…The physical quantities and decay paths marked by asterisks are newly found ones in the present work. The known spins and parities [23,24] labeled by daggers were confirmed in the present work. The β-decay branching ratios and log f t values are listed in Table III.…”
Section: A Construction Of 28 Na Decay Schemesupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…The physical quantities and decay paths marked by asterisks are newly found ones in the present work. The known spins and parities [23,24] labeled by daggers were confirmed in the present work. The β-decay branching ratios and log f t values are listed in Table III.…”
Section: A Construction Of 28 Na Decay Schemesupporting
confidence: 85%
“…6). Six γ rays of 1152, 2548, 3405, 3694, 3995, and 5193 keV, which were observed in the 26 Mg(t, p) 28 Mg reaction [23,24], were also newly found as the transitions after the β decay of 28 [25], but it was not adopted in Ref. [26].…”
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“…Negative parity states in particular provide an explicit indication of intruder orbital occupation. To-date, only one negative parity level (I π = 3 − ) has been identified in 28 Mg, based on angular correlation measurements by Rastegar et al [15]. An I π = 0 − state resulting from the coupling of neutrons in the sd and pf shells would be a particularly strong constraint for the single particle energies, due to the limited number of available configurations which couple to zero spin.…”
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