The decay of 158Tb(150 y) to levels in 158Gd and 158Dy

Paperiello, C.J.; Funk, E.G.; Mihelich, J.W.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(70)90325-8

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“…The decay of 158Eu had been previously investigated by Daniels and Hoffman [1] as well as Schima and Katoh [2], who established its basic features. The excited levels of 158Gd, fed by the decay of 158Tb, had been studied by Paperiello et al [3] and Groshev et al [4], who measured the conversion electrons' spectrum resulting from the (n, 7) reaction in 157Gd. Collective vibrational states in even Gd isotopes had been investigated on the basis of the inelastic scattering of deutrons by Bloch et al [5].…”

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Investigation of the158Eu decay

Blinowska

Wessner

1975

Z Physik A

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Abstract. An activity of 158Eu was produced by an (n, p) reaction in an enriched gadolinium target by means of 14 MeV neutrons obtained from a SAMES generator. The gamma radiation accompanying the beta decay of 158Eu into ~SSGd was detected by means of a Ge(Li) spectrometer. A 24-level decay scheme was devised and the transition probabilities were analyzed in terms of adiabatic theory and in terms of the theories including band mixing effects. The values of beta radiation intensities obtained from the experiment were compared with theoretical predictions calculated on the basis of the Nilsson model.

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