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HIGH-SPIN PHENOMENA IN OS-174
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HILDINGSSON, L (author)
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KLAMRA, W (author)
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LINDBLAD, T (author)
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LINDEN, CG (author)
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Cederwall, Bo (author)
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SATULA, W (author)
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WYSS, R (author)
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KALFAS, C (author)
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KOSSIONIDES, S (author)
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PAPADOPOULOS, CT (author)
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VLASTOU, R (author)
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GIZON, J (author)
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CLARKE, D (author)
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KHAZAIE, F (author)
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LISLE, JC (author)
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MO, JN (author)
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- 1992
- 1992
- English.
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In: Nuclear Physics A. - 0375-9474 .- 1873-1554. ; 545:4, s. 871-888
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- High-spin states of 174Os have been investigated by means of the (Nd(S, 4n)Os)-Nd-146-S-32-Os-174 reaction using the ESSA30 multidetector system. The decay is dominated by the ground-state positive-parity band, two negative-parity 4- and 5- bands and another band starting at spin 9. Deformed shell-model calculations have been carried out to interpret the observed band structures. The role of the strongly shape-driving, non-aligned, pi-h9/2 configuration in the low-spin region of the ground-state band is discussed. The first band crossing is interpreted as due to the nu-i13/2 alignment. The two lowest side-bands are understood in terms of coupling to octupole excitations.
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- NATURVETENSKAP -- Fysik -- Subatomär fysik (hsv//swe)
- NATURAL SCIENCES -- Physical Sciences -- Subatomic Physics (hsv//eng)
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HILDINGSSON, L
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KLAMRA, W
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LINDBLAD, T
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LINDEN, CG
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Cederwall, Bo
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SATULA, W
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WYSS, R
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KALFAS, C
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KOSSIONIDES, S
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PAPADOPOULOS, CT
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VLASTOU, R
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GIZON, J
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CLARKE, D
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KHAZAIE, F
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LISLE, JC
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MO, JN
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Royal Institute of Technology