The unstable odd-Z, odd-N isotope 186Re exists in a mid-shell deformed region of the chart of the nuclides where long-lived nuclear isomers are common. 186Re (ground-state half-life T1/2 = 3.7186 d) has an isomer with a half-life of ~2.0 x105 y. The 186mRe isomer is a candidate energy-storage medium for a radioisotope power source of military importance that would operate on the principle of isomer depletion. Data about levels and transitions above the 186mRe isomer, absent from the adopted level scheme for 186Re, are needed to identify a means of depleting the isomer. Four experiments were performed to investigate the 186Re level structure, which involved three different reactions..
AbstractIsomeric two-quasiparticle states have been identified in the neutron-rich isotopes 172Er an...
Issued as Annual progress reports [nos. 1-3], and Annual Progress report and final report, Project n...
AbstractThe projected shell model is used to study the multi-quasiparticle and collective excitation...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
The N=88 nuclei lie in a transitional region of the nuclear chart. Collective structure and nuclear ...
Excited states in 186Re with spins up to J=12ℏ were investigated in two separate experiments using 1...
The N=88 nuclei lie in a transitional region of the nuclear chart. Collective structure and nuclear ...
The total radiative thermal neutron-capture cross section of 185Re(n,gamma) was calculated from meas...
Several multi-quasiparticle isomers have been observed for the first time in a gamma-spectroscopy ex...
The (3He, d) single-proton stripping reaction has been performed on targets of 185,187Re to investig...
De-excitation γ rays associated with an isomeric state of 186 Ta were investigated. The isomers were...
A recent experiment using projectile fragmentation of a 197Au beam on a 9Be target, combined with th...
Levels of 186Re have been studied in the thermal neutron capture reaction with an enriched 185Re tar...
AbstractIsomeric two-quasiparticle states have been identified in the neutron-rich isotopes 172Er an...
Issued as Annual progress reports [nos. 1-3], and Annual Progress report and final report, Project n...
AbstractThe projected shell model is used to study the multi-quasiparticle and collective excitation...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
Evaluated nuclear data for 186Re identify the majority of spin-parity assignments as tentative, with...
The N=88 nuclei lie in a transitional region of the nuclear chart. Collective structure and nuclear ...
Excited states in 186Re with spins up to J=12ℏ were investigated in two separate experiments using 1...
The N=88 nuclei lie in a transitional region of the nuclear chart. Collective structure and nuclear ...
The total radiative thermal neutron-capture cross section of 185Re(n,gamma) was calculated from meas...
Several multi-quasiparticle isomers have been observed for the first time in a gamma-spectroscopy ex...
The (3He, d) single-proton stripping reaction has been performed on targets of 185,187Re to investig...
De-excitation γ rays associated with an isomeric state of 186 Ta were investigated. The isomers were...
A recent experiment using projectile fragmentation of a 197Au beam on a 9Be target, combined with th...
Levels of 186Re have been studied in the thermal neutron capture reaction with an enriched 185Re tar...
AbstractIsomeric two-quasiparticle states have been identified in the neutron-rich isotopes 172Er an...
Issued as Annual progress reports [nos. 1-3], and Annual Progress report and final report, Project n...
AbstractThe projected shell model is used to study the multi-quasiparticle and collective excitation...