Study of one neutron pick-up reaction ²⁷Al(d,t)

Transfer reaction provides a powerful tool to study the structure of nuclei. The spectroscopic factors deduced experimentally can be directly compared with the predictions from nuclear models. The specific aspects for the study of structure of any nucleus are excitation energies, spin, and parity assignments, branching ratios, spectroscopic factors and life times. Many excited states of ²⁶Al had been studied using one nucleon pick-up reactions. Here we report our measurement on d + ²⁷Al reaction at 25 MeV to study the structure of ²⁶Al using one neutron pick-up reaction