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Core-excited states and the yrast line in <sup>208</sup>Po

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Poletti, A. R
Dracoulis, G. D.
Byrne, A. P.
Stuchbery, A. E.
Fabricius, B.
Kibèdi, T.
Davidson, P. M.

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The properties of high-spin states in 208Po have been investigated using the 204Hg(9Be,5n) 208Po reaction at a bombarding energy of 62 MeV. Decay properties for states in 208Po up to an excitation energy of 9643 keV and spins up to J = 24 have been deduced. The level scheme is compared with predictions of multi-particle shell-model calculations and evidence is presented that the core-excited states intrude into the decay sequence at an excitation energy near 6500 keV, although they do not form isomers. Above 7.5 MeV the yrast line is dominated by core-excited states.

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Nuclear Physics A

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