Journal of the Physical Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 1347-4073
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High-Spin States in Odd-Odd 168Lu
J. H. HaJ. C. KimC. S. LeeJ. H. LeeJ. Y. HuhC.-B. MoonS. J. ChaeK. FurunoT. KomatsubaraT. SchizumaK. MatsuuraK. KatoY. SadakiH. IshiyamaY. GonoT. MorikawaS. MitaraiM. ShibataH. WatanabeM. MiyakeE. KomatsuA. OdaharaE. IdeguchiX. H. Zhou
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2002 Volume 71 Issue 7 Pages 1663-1671

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We observed four rotational bands in 168Lu using the 159Tb(13C,4nγ)168Lu reaction at 58.5 MeV and 62 MeV and populated high spin states up to 27 \hbar. On the basis of the X-γ gating procedure and excitation function measurements done at beam energies of 50, 55, 58.5, 60, 62 and 64 MeV, we could identify the γ-ray transitions belonging to 168Lu. The configurations of two strongly populated rotational bands (bands A and B) were based on our previous study and were examined by using the additivity relation for alignments. The configurations of two newly found rotational bands (bands C and D) were also assigned by the additivity relation. These identified configurations were confirmed by the Drissi's recipe and energy systematics of neighboring odd-odd nuclei. The configuration of bands A was assigned as Kπ = 6+ [π7/2+[404] + ν5/2+[642]]. The configurations of the previous reported band B and two new bands C and D are likely to be 3-[π1/2-[541]+ν5/2+[642]], 7-[π9/2-[514]+ν5/2+[642]] and 5+[π5/2+[402]+ν5/2+[642]], respectively. We observed band crossing for three bands A, C and D, but not for band B. The extracted band crossing frequencies were consistent with the neutron BC crossing observed in neighboring odd-odd nuclei as well as odd-N and even-Z nuclei in this mass region. This was attributed to the occupied ν5/2+[642] Nilsson configuration arising from the neutron ν i13/2 orbital. Energy systematics of bands built on π g7/2 \otimes ν i13/2 and π h11/2 \otimes ν i13/2 in neighboring odd-odd nuclei were also studied in comparison with bands A and C in 168Lu.
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