1973
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.31.1421
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Lifetimes in the Ground-State Band ofHg184

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“…For a quantitative estimate we have investigated cascades of statistical E1 and collective E2 transitions starting from a fully aligned entry state. The hyperfine interaction after recoil into vacuum has been characterized by a damping constant of 0d/ps [13], while typical lifetimes in the yrast sequence of lS~ have been estimated to be ~ 2ps above the 6 + level and 10, 40 and 700 ps for the 6 +, 4 + and 2 + states, respectively, using the B(E2) values from laeHg [2]. Under the assumption of initial spins around 12 and 5 statistical ), rays the model calculations give sufficient attenuation to explain the nearly isotropic overall angular distribution observed.…”
Section: Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For a quantitative estimate we have investigated cascades of statistical E1 and collective E2 transitions starting from a fully aligned entry state. The hyperfine interaction after recoil into vacuum has been characterized by a damping constant of 0d/ps [13], while typical lifetimes in the yrast sequence of lS~ have been estimated to be ~ 2ps above the 6 + level and 10, 40 and 700 ps for the 6 +, 4 + and 2 + states, respectively, using the B(E2) values from laeHg [2]. Under the assumption of initial spins around 12 and 5 statistical ), rays the model calculations give sufficient attenuation to explain the nearly isotropic overall angular distribution observed.…”
Section: Analysis and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The delicate balance realized in these nuclei is illustrated by the wellknown behaviour of the even mercury isotopes between 188Hg and la4Hg [1][2][3]. Here the 0 § band head of the deformed configuration drops from 824 keV to 375 keV above the nearly spherical ground state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In the heavier isotopes 19~ the strongly deformed band head is expected to have an excitation energy of > 1 MeV, and the band therefore can not easily be identified. On the other hand in the lighter isotopes 18~'as6'188Hg the levels of the strongly deformed band become yrast above the 4 + state, and only these yrast levels have been observed in previous (HI, xn) studies [3][4][5]. The continuation of the weakly deformed ground band above U=4 + is known from radioactive decay studies only up to the 8 + level [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Morrison [14] has done IBM calculations in the 0(6) limit on 196'198Hg and 2~ Models used to describe 19~ include cluster vibration [15], and rotation alignment [16]. The light isotopes, 184-~SSHg, have been of considerable recent interest because of the apparent coexistence of two sets of bands based on different shapes, one nearly spheri- cal and the other deformed [17][18][19][20]. Several twoband mixing calculations have been done on these isotopes [21][22][23][24], including a preliminary study by Duval and Barrett [25], who have developed a method of treating configuration mixing within the IBM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%