Structure of Cl and the quest for a comprehensive shell model interaction
arXiv:1905.10646 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.100.034308
Abstract
The higher-spin structure of Cl () was investigated following the Mg(C, ) reaction at 30 and 37 MeV beam energies. The outgoing protons were detected in an Si telescope placed at 0 close to the target with a Ta beam stopper between the target and telescope. Multiple rays were detected in time coincidence with the protons using an enhanced version of the FSU detection array. The level scheme was extended up to 8420 keV with a likely spin of 10 . A new multishell interaction was developed guided by the experimental information. This FSU interaction was built by fitting to the energies of 270 experimental states from C to Ti. Calculations using the FSU interaction reproduce observed properties of Cl rather well, including the spectroscopic factors. The interaction has been successfully used to interpret the and configurations in some nearby nuclei as well.
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