Level structures of Te119 and Te121 populated in the decay of I119 and I121

Authors

P. F. Mantica, University of Maryland, College Park
B. E. Zimmerman, University of Maryland, College Park
W. B. Walters, University of Maryland, College Park
D. Rupnik, Louisiana State University
E. F. Zganjar, Louisiana State University
J. Kormicki, Vanderbilt University
H. K. Carter, Oak Ridge Associated Universities
W. D. Schmitt-Ott, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-1-1990

Abstract

The structures of the odd-neutron nuclides Te119,121 have been investigated following beta decay of I119,121. Gamma-ray and conversion-electron singles and coincidence measurements have been performed on mass separated sources using Ge gamma-ray detectors and Si(Li) electron detectors and a mini-orange positron filter. New levels and branching ratios have been determined for both nuclides. E0 components have been identified on M1 and M1/E2 transitions in Te119 and interpreted as arising from coupling of particle-hole intruder states with the odd neutron. © 1990 The American Physical Society.

Publication Source (Journal or Book title)

Physical Review C

First Page

1312

Last Page

1334

Recommended Citation

Mantica, P., Zimmerman, B., Walters, W., Rupnik, D., Zganjar, E., Kormicki, J., Carter, H., & Schmitt-Ott, W. (1990). Level structures of Te119 and Te121 populated in the decay of I119 and I121. Physical Review C, 42 (4), 1312-1334. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.42.1312