V. W. Ingeberg

activity

20242026

collaborators

4 papers

nucl-ex2026

Statistical and non-statistical $γ$ -decay properties of $^{64}$ Zn

A. C. Larsen, M. Guttormsen, T. K. Eriksen +27

We present a study on the $γ$ -decay properties of $^{64}$ Zn using the Oslo method on $^{64}$ Zn( $p, p^{'} γ$ ) data combined with $^{64}$ Zn $(γ, n)$ cross-section measurements at the…

nucl-ex2026

Statistical properties of $^{133}$ Xe and the $^{132}$ Xe $(n, I^^{3})$ cross section

H. C. Berg, V. W. Ingeberg, S. Siem +17

$^{133}$ Xe is an interesting case for plasma physics to explore nuclear excitation by electron capture, as the process can be studied using statistical properties of $^{133}$ Xe. In…

nucl-ex2025

A saga on the $I^^{3}$ -decay branching ratio of the Hoyle state

W. Paulsen, K. C. W. Li, S. Siem +12

The radiative branching ratio of the Hoyle state is crucial to estimate the triple- $I^\pm$ reaction rate in stellar environments at medium temperatures of $T = 0.1$ to 2 GK. Knowledge o…

nucl-ex2024

Nuclear Level Density and $I^^{3}$ -ray Strength Function of $^{67} Ni$ and the impact on the i-process

V. W. Ingeberg, S. Siem, M. Wiedeking +29

Proton- $I^^{3}$ coincidences from $(d, p)$ reactions between a $^{66} Ni$ beam and a deuterated polyethylene target have been analyzed with the inverse-Oslo me…

Statistical and non-statistical γ-decay properties of 64Zn

Statistical properties of 133Xe and the 132Xe(n,I^3) cross section

A saga on the I^3-decay branching ratio of the Hoyle state

Nuclear Level Density and I^3-ray Strength Function of 67Ni and the impact on the i-process

Statistical and non-statistical $γ$ -decay properties of $^{64}$ Zn

Statistical properties of $^{133}$ Xe and the $^{132}$ Xe $(n, I^^{3})$ cross section

A saga on the $I^^{3}$ -decay branching ratio of the Hoyle state

Nuclear Level Density and $I^^{3}$ -ray Strength Function of $^{67} Ni$ and the impact on the i-process