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Nuclear structure of $^{231}$Ra

The study of the upper border of the octupole deformation region near A=225, where the octupole deformation vanishes in the presence of a well developed quadrupole field, is of great relevance in order to understand the interplay of octupole and quadrupole collectivities. Within the IS322 collaborat...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores principales: Boutami, R, Fraile-Prieto, L M, García-Borge, M J, Aas, A J, Fogelberg, B, García-Raffi, L M, Grant, I S, Gulda, K, Hagebø, E, Kurcewicz, W, López-Jiménez, M J, Løvhøiden, G, Mach, H, Martínez, T, Rubio, B, Taín, J L, Teijeiro, A G, Tengblad, O, Thorsteinsen, T F
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1999
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/437507
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Sumario:The study of the upper border of the octupole deformation region near A=225, where the octupole deformation vanishes in the presence of a well developed quadrupole field, is of great relevance in order to understand the interplay of octupole and quadrupole collectivities. Within the IS322 collaboration at CERN we carry out a systematic investigation of the heavy Fr-Th nuclei that presently includes $^{227}$Fr, $^{227, 228, 229}$Ra, $^{229}$Ac and $^{229, 231}$Th. The heaviest Ra isotope we have studied so far and in which the fast timing $\beta\gamma\gamma$(t) method has been applied is $^{231}$Ra. (2 refs).