Measurements of g factors of excited states in radioactive beams by the transient field technique:  132 Te

Benczer-Koller, N; Kumbartzki, G; Gurdal, G.; Gross, C J; Stuchbery, Andrew; Krieger, B.; Hatarik, R.; O'Malley, P.; Pain, S.; Segen, L.; Baktash, C; Beene, J; Radford, D C; Yu, C; Stone, N J; Stone, J.R.; Bingham, C.R.; Danchev, M.; Grzywacz, R.; Mazzocchi, C.

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Measurements of g factors of excited states in radioactive beams by the transient field technique: 132 Te

Date

2008

Authors

Benczer-Koller, N

Kumbartzki, G

Gurdal, G.

Gross, C J

Stuchbery, Andrew

Krieger, B.

Hatarik, R.

O'Malley, P.

Pain, S.

Segen, L.

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

The g factor of the 21+ state in 13252Te, E (21+) = 0.9739 MeV, τ = 2.6 ps, was measured by the transient field technique applied to a radioactive beam. The development of an experimental approach necessary for work in radioactive beam environments