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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Nuclear excitation"”.
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Extension of Belyaev-Zelivinski method of rotation as intrinsic nuclear excitation
<p>The method of Belyaev and Zelevinski for handling the rotational collective states of deformed nuclei has been extended. It is shown how a [J(J+1)]<sup>2</sup> term naturally occurs in the energy spectrum of a rotational band for even-even nuclei. This is accomplished by modifying the assumption …
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Towards nuclear excitation via electron capture in an electron beam ion trap
Nuclear Excitation via Electron Capture (NEEC) is the inverse process of internal electron conversion, where a free electron is captured into an atomic vacancy simultaneously exciting the nucleus to a higher-energy state. This process occurs naturally in hot astrophysical environments, and can …
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Experiments to investigate phonon-nuclear interactions
… to test for and investigate a proposed phonon-nuclear coupling interaction and an associated nuclear excitation transfer mechanism. Electric and magnetic interactions of phonons with atomic nuclei have been studied for several decades. However, such second-order interactions are too weak to …
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Helium-3 inelastic scattering from several light nuclei
… derived 9 for prominent levels corresponding to excitation energies up to 3.03 MeV for Be, 6 . 03 MeV for 10 B, 8 .57 MeV for 11 B, 9.6 4 MeV for l2c, 8. 44 MeV for 24 Mg, 3 . 41 MeV for 25 Mg, 7.32 MeV for 26Mg , and 4.81 MeV for 27Al . A DWBA analysis with the computer code JULIE was …
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The proton-neutron interaction in odd-odd indium nuclei
… study has been performed in order to study the nuclear structure in odd-odd In isotopes.</p><p>Low-lying nuclear energy levels in <sup>110</sup>In and <sup>112</sup>In were determined from de-excitation γ-rays produced with <sup>107</sup>Ag(α,nγ)<sup>110</sup>In, …
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Gamma-ray spectroscopy of excited states in ¹⁷⁷Hf and ¹⁸²W
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Chemistry, 1974