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g factors in 116,118,120 Sn: Sensitivity to configurations near the Fermi surface

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East, Michael
Stuchbery, Andrew
Wilson, Anna
Davidson, Paul
Kibedi, Tibor
Levon, A I

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The transient-field technique has been used to measure the g (21+) values in 116,118,120Sn, simultaneously, relative to each other and to the well-known g (21+) values in the stable even Pd isotopes. The g factor in 118Sn, which has a small positive value, evidently differs from those in 116Sn and 120-124Sn, which have small negative values. This behavior is investigated through shell model calculations. The experimental g factors are also compared with recent QRPA and RQRPA calculations.

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Physics Letters B

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2037-12-31