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Information on continuum states from feeding times and total γ spectra measured with BGO suppressed detectors

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The shape of nuclei is profoundly influenced by the occupation of Nilsson-orbitals, which changes with nucleon number, spin and temperature. The shape variation with neutron (or proton) number and spin in the N = 90 transitional region is now well understood for the cold yrast line. In contrast, the structural evolution with increasing temperature above the yrast line remains an open problem. To probe this evolution, to establish the link between yrast and continuum states, and to identify the collective modes built on high-spin aligned particle states, we have measured (a) the feeding times of yrast states in /sup 152, 154/Dy (N = 86,88) and (b) the total γ-spectrum in 153Ho (N = 86) with Compton-suppressed Ge detectors

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MF available from INIS under the Report Number; Available from NTIS, PC A02/MF A01; 1 as DE85013868.

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14 p.
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DOE/NBM--5013868