Proton-hole and core-excited states in the semi-magic nucleus In-131(82)
- Taprogge, J
- Jungclaus, A
- Grawe, H
- Borzov, In
- Nishimura, S
- Doornenbal, P
- Lorusso, G
- Simpson, Gs
- Soderstrom, Pa
- Sumikama, T
- Xu, Zy
- Baba, H
- Browne, F
- Fukuda, N
- Gernhauser, R
- Gey, G
- Inabe, N
- Isobe, T
- Jung, Hs
- Kameda, D
- Kim, Gd
- Kim, Yk
- Kojouharov, I
- Kubo, T
- Kurz, N
- Kwon, Yk
- Li, Z
- Sakurai, H
- Schaffner, H
- Shimizu, Y
- Steiger, K
- Suzuki, H
- Takeda, H
- Vajta, Z
- Watanabe, H
- Wu, J
- Yagi, A
- Yoshinaga, K
- Benzoni, G
- Bonig, S
- Chae, K
- Coraggio, L
- Daugas, Jm
- Drouet, F
- Gadea, A
- Gargano, A
- Ilieva, S
- Kondev, Fg
- Kroll, T
- Lane, Gj
- Montaner Piza, A
- Moschner, K
- Mucher, D
- Naqvi, F
- Niikura, M
- Nishibata, H
- Odahara, A
- Orlandi, R
- Patel, Z
- Podolyak, Z
- Wendt, A.
- ITACO, Nunzio
Publication date
January 2016
DOI Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLCAbstract
The decay of the N = 83 nucleus Cd-131 has been studied at the RIBF facility at the RIKEN Nishina Center. The main purpose of the study was to identify the position of the and proton-hole states and the energies of core-excited configurations in the semi-magic nucleus In-131. From the radiation emitted following the decay, a level scheme of In-131 was established and the feeding to each excited state determined. Similarities between the single-particle transitions observed in the decays of the N = 83 isotones In-132 and Cd-131 are discussed. Finally the excitation energies of several core-excited configurations in In-131 are compared to QRPA and shell-model calculations
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