Analog Resonances ofTl206andTl204
- 20 December 1969
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 188 (4), 1934-1941
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.188.1934
Abstract
The levels of and are studied by observing their analog resonances in the reactions and . The lowest-lying states formed by a proton hole () coupled to a neutron hole (, , or ) are observed to resonate weakly as in the case of the neutron-hole states formed in the analog resonances. Above 2.5-MeV excitation energy in the parent nucleus, states containing neutron particles coupled to the target ground-state core are observed to resonate strongly. The energy spreads of the dominant configurations are deduced by comparing the total widths measured in the inelastic channels to the total widths measured in the decay of the configuration formed in the reaction. The neutron strength remains highly localized in both and , which have total widths () of 219 and 217 keV, respectively, compared with the width of 253 keV. In the energy region of the neutron stength, keV for and , respectively, compared to keV for . The strengths of these configurations are thus spread over an energy range ≥150 keV in , ≥700 keV in , whereas the two states are split by 50 keV in .
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