P. D. Cottle

activity

20222026

most cited

^{54}

Fe(

d

p

)

^{55}

Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the

N = 29

isotones

8 citations · 16 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

3 papers

nucl-ex2026

Observing the effects of numbers of valence nucleons on $0_{g s}^{+} \to 2_{1}^{+}$ transitions in deformed nuclei by comparing proton and neutron transition matrix elements

P. D. Cottle, L. A. Riley, A. Gade +2

We examined the ratios of neutron and proton transition matrix elements, $M_{n} / M_{p}$ , for the $0_{g s}^{+} \to 2_{1}^{+}$ transitions in 48 even-even stable nuclei with $N > 20$ for w…

physics.ins-det2023★ 8 cited

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle- $γ$ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

A. L. Conley, B. Kelly, M. Spieker +30

We report on a highly selective experimental setup for particle- $γ$ coincidence experiments at the Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph (SE-SPS) of the John D. Fox Superconducting Li…

nucl-ex2022★ 8 cited

$^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones

L. A. Riley, I. C. S. Hay, L. T. Baby +13

A measurement of the $^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe reaction at 16 MeV was performed using the Florida State University Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph to determine single-neutron…

Observing the effects of numbers of valence nucleons on 0gs+​→21+​ transitions in deformed nuclei by comparing proton and neutron transition matrix elements

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle-γ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

54Fe(d,p)55Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the N=29 isotones

Observing the effects of numbers of valence nucleons on $0_{g s}^{+} \to 2_{1}^{+}$ transitions in deformed nuclei by comparing proton and neutron transition matrix elements

The CeBrA demonstrator for particle- $γ$ coincidence experiments at the FSU Super-Enge Split-Pole Spectrograph

$^{54}$ Fe( $d$ , $p$ ) $^{55}$ Fe and the evolution of single neutron energies in the $N = 29$ isotones