Simultaneous impacts of nuclear shell structure and collectivity on decay: Evidence from Ga
arXiv:2405.20490 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.111.034303
Abstract
The Gamow-Teller strength distribution covering the entire -decay window, up to 10.312(4) MeV, of Ga was measured for the first time in photo fission of UC induced by a 50 MeV electron beam. The new data show significant enhancement in the high-energy region with a jump structure. Simultaneously, the deexciting behavior of -populated states presents a competition between deexcitation to 2 [ = 0.155(9)] and to 2 [ = 0.053)] in Ge. To understand these data, we performed a realistic shell-model calculation and systematic analysis of log ratios between precursors' decay to 2 and to 2 of Ga isotopes. We conclude that these phenomena evidence simultaneous impacts of nuclear shell structure and collectivity on (GT) distribution and therefore the half-life of the precursor.
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