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Collective Bands Built on the Proton h 11/2 and the Neutron h 11/2 Orbitals in Odd-Odd I

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Moon, C-B
Dracoulis, George
Bark, R A
Byrne, Aidan
Davidson, Paul
Wilson, Anna
Baxter, Allan
Kibedi, Tibor
Lane, Gregory

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Hanguk Mulli Hakhoe

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The excited states of the doubly-odd124I,122I, and120I nuclei have been studied by using in-beam gamma-ray spectroscopy with the122Sn(7Li,5n), the120Sn(7Li,5n), and the118Sn(6Li,4n) reactions at Elab = 54, 58, and 48 MeV, respectively. Beams, which were pulsed on 1 ns separated by 1.7 μs, were provided by the 14UD Pelletron accelerator at the Australian National University. In the present work, many collective bands with positive-parity as well as negative-parity have been newly identified and their excitation energies have been definitely established. The positive-parity collective bands built on the 10+ state in these doubly odd I could be interpreted as being associated with the πh11/2νh11/2 configuration.

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Journal of the Korean Physical Society

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