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In-beam gamma ray and conversion electron study of 250 Fm

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Bastin, J E
Herzberg, R
Butler, P A
Jones, G D
Page, R.D.
Jenkins, D G
Amzal, N.
Brew, P M T
Hammond, N.J.
Humphreys, R

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We report on a set of in-beam studies of excited states in Fm250. We detected prompt γ rays by using the JUROSPHERE IV array and conversion electrons by using the SACRED spectrometer. Both devices were used in conjunction with the RITU gas-filled recoil

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Physical Review C: Nuclear Physics

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2037-12-31