Rotational Bands in 76Rb
(1995) In Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics) 51(6). p.2932-2941- Abstract
- High spin states in 76Rb were investigated via the reaction 40Ca(40Ca,3pn)76Rb at 128 MeV. The level scheme was established from γγ, γγγ and recoil-γ coincidences measured in the EUROGAM I array in combination with the Daresbury recoil separator. The known rotational bands were extended up to the excitation energy Ex≊9.2 MeV and spins Iπ=(21+) and (19-). The band head energies could be fixed by many interband transitions. Two new bands were identified. The level scheme is discussed in terms of the cranked shell model. In the negative parity bands 76Rb behaves like a rigid rotor until the first band crossings.
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