12 Z 4, pp. 1257∼1261
126 Te { ¿ ?8 ý P c p Ò Å Ä Z ذ Ë Ñ] K ¡ ì Å
' Ö < ç ¡( 8
ñ" f@ / < Æ § n Û ¼e ¦ Y Us / B N < Æõ , í ß 336-795
(2010¸ 10 Z 4 19{ 9 ~ Ã Î6 £ §, 2010¸ 11 Z 4 2{ 9 Ã º& ñ : r ~ Ã Î6 £ §, 2010¸ 12 Z 4 10{ 9 > F S X & ñ )
Ù þ
Ö 6 x ½ + Ë-7 £ x µ 1 Ï
124Sn (
7Li, p4n)
126Te ì ø Í6 £ x` ¦ : x #
126Te _ [ þ t> p u © I [ þ t s y ì rF g < Æ\ _ K
¸ ÷ &% 3 . 6 x ) a c \ -t H 50 MeV s % 3 . [ þ t> p u \ -t 2974 keVs 9 Û ¼ 2 ;-ì ø Í $ í s J
π= 10
+ï r 0 A H s è Qe s S X ÷ &% 3 ¦ 8 £ ¤& ñ ) a ì ø Íy l H T
1/2= 13.6(4)ns s % 3 . Õ ªo ¦ : r ½ ¨\ ¦ :
x # J
π= 10
+s © _ ¦Û ¼ 2 ; © I [ þ t s % 6 £ § Ü ¼ Ð µ 1 Ï| ÷ &% 3 . Te 1 l x 0 A" é ¶ è[ þ t õ Sn Ù þ [ þ t _ ï r 0 A[ þ t
\
@ /ô Ç ^ > $ í ì r$ 3 õ J
π= 10
+ H × æ$ í g Ë >{ 9 C ¸ h
11/2\ _ ô Ç ¿ º× æ$ í ½ + Ë, 7 £ ¤ ν(h
11/2)
2C
0 A\ É r [ þ t> p u © I Ð [ O " î ÷ &% 3 . s ü < ì ø Í \ J
π= 8
+ H ¿ º> h_ ª $ í π(g
7/2)
2[ þ t> p u s 1- 1 l x
7 £ ¤ J
π= 2
+\ ½ + Ë ) a © I Ð K $ 3 ÷ &% 3 . J
π= 15
+ï r 0 A H Õ ª [ þ t> p u \ -t 5095 keV Ð \ -t
^
> $ í s J
π= 10
+ü < q 5 p w ô Ç â ¾ Ó` ¦ Ð% i . s H s ï r 0 A h
11/2C ¸\ e H ¿ º× æ$ í _ [ þ t> p u õ y
© > ' a ÷ &# Q e H 4-ï r{ 9 C \ P © I e ` ¦ ´ ú K ï r ¦ x .
Ù þ
d # Q: Ù þ ì ø Í6 £ x
124Sn (
7Li, p4n)
126Te, c ¤ èl y ì rF g < Æ, Ù þ ½ ¨ ¸, | 9 é ß $ í 1 l x { , s è Q
Gamma-ray Spectroscopic Study of 126 Te
Chang-Bum Moon ∗
Department of Display Engineering, Hoseo University, Asan 336-795
(Received 19 October, 2010 : revised 2 November, 2010 : accepted 10 December, 2010)
The excited states of the nucleus
126Te have been studied by using in-beam gamma-ray spec- troscopy with the
124Sn (
7Li, p4n)
126Te reaction at E
lab= 50 MeV. Several states above J
π= 10
+have been newly identified. The 10
+state at 2974 keV has been found to be an isomer, and its half- life has been shown to be 13.6(4) ns. The resulting level scheme was interpreted in the framework of energy systematics in comparison with those for neighboring Te isotopes and Tin cores. The J
π= 10
+level is consistent with the systematic trend in
118−124Te and is, thus, interpreted as being based on the two-quasineutron alignment in the h
11/2orbital, namely, the ν(h
11/2)
2configuration, while the J
π= 8
+state can be interpreted as the two-proton π(g
7/2)
2orbital coupled to the 2
+phonon state. The J
π= 15
+level at 5095 keV was newly identified and is interpreted as being a four-quasiparticle configuration strongly coupled to the ν(h
11/2)
2orbital.
PACS numbers: 21.10.Re, 21.60.Ev, 27.60.+j
Keywords: Nuclear reactions
124Sn (
7Li, p4n)
126Te, In-beam gamma ray spectroscopy, Nuclear structure, Vibrational bands, Isomers
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