Low-energy enhancement in the γ-ray strength functions of Ge
arXiv:1510.05219 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.93.064302
Abstract
The -ray strength functions and level densities of Ge have been extracted up to the neutron separation energy S from particle- coincidence data using the Oslo method. Moreover, the -ray strength function of Ge above S has been determined from photo-neutron measurements, hence these two experiments cover the range of E 1-13 MeV for Ge. The obtained data show that both Ge display an increase in strength at low energies. The experimental -ray strength functions are compared with strength functions deduced from average values calculated within the shell model for a large number of transitions. The observed low-energy enhancements in Ge are adopted in the calculations of the Ge(n,) cross sections, where there are no direct experimental data. Calculated reaction rates for more neutron-rich germanium isotopes are shown to be strongly dependent on the presence of the low-energy enhancement.
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