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Low-energy enhancement in the photon strength of 95Mo
M Wiedeking1, L A Bernstein, M Krtička
1Physical and Life Sciences Directorate, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, California 94551, USA.
Abstract:
A new experimental technique is presented using proton-γ-γ correlations from (94)Mo(d,p)(95)Mo reactions which allows for the model-independent extraction of the photon strength function at various excitation energies using primary γ-ray decay from the quasicontinuum to individual low-lying levels. Detected particle energies provide the entrance excitation energies into the residual nucleus while γ-ray transitions from low-lying levels specify the discrete states being fed. Results strongly support the existence of the previously reported low-energy enhancement in the photon strength function.
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