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Investigation of J=1 states and their gamma-decay behavior in Cr-52

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Phys. Rev. C, (September 2018)
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevC.98.034315

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Background: In the A approximate to 50 mass region M1 spin-flip transitions are prominent around 9 MeV. An accumulation of 1(-) states between 5 and 8 MeV generating additional E1 strength, also denoted as pygmy dipole resonance, has been established in many nuclei with neutron excess within the last decade. Purpose: The gamma-decay behavior of J = 1 states has been investigated in an NRF experiment. M1 excitations have been compared to shell model calculations. Methods: J = 1 states were excited by quasi-monoenergetic, linearly polarized gamma-ray beams generated by laser-Compton backscattering at the HI gamma S facility, Durham, NC, USA. Depopulating gamma rays were detected with the multidetector array gamma(3). Results: For eleven beam-energy settings the gamma-decay behavior of dipole states was analyzed by a state-to-state analysis and average gamma-decay branching ratios have been investigated. 34 parity quantum numbers were assigned to J = 1 states. Conclusions: Six 1(-) states and two 1(+) states have been investigated in NRF experiments for the first time. The M1 strength distribution is in good agreement with shell-model calculations.

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