A detailed view at magnetic dipole strengths: The case of semi-magic Ti
arXiv:2609.10843 · doi:10.1103/82y9-svrd
Abstract
Magnetic dipole, , strengths were studied in semi-magic Ti up to the neutron-separation threshold by combining data from one-neutron transfer, real-photon scattering, inelastic scattering at extreme backward angles, and at MeV and extreme forward angles. The combination of all probes provided unique access to the neutron spin-flip contribution and the possibility to evaluate its role in generating the spin-flip strengths. The small contribution of the neutron spin-flip transitions, which were probed with the reaction, to the overall strength in Ti questions the standard picture for the microscopic origin of spin-flip strength in the shell. For Ti, this letter shows that states with larger neutron spectroscopic factors do not correspond to the ones with the largest strengths.
7 pages, 3 figures, published in Physical Review Letters
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