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Identification of excited states in 111Te

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Lane, G. J.
Fossan, D. B.
Thorslund, I.
Paul, E. S.
Simpson, J.
Davids, C. N.
Lister, C. J.
Seweryniak, D.

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Excited states have been identified in 111Te using the 56Fe(58Ni,2⁢𝑝⁢𝑛) reaction at 240 MeV. Assignment of transitions to 111Te was made via measurements of 𝛾 rays in coincidence with both evaporation neutrons and mass-analyzed recoils. The observed cascade of 𝛾 rays is assumed to feed an isomeric state with 𝐽𝜋⁢=11/2−, similar to the yrast structures observed in other odd-mass tellurium isotopes.

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Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics

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