Low-lying level structures in $^{162}$Lu
N Susshma, S Deepa, K Vijay Sai, R Gowrishankar

TL;DR
This study uses empirical two quasiparticle rotor models to characterize low-lying isomers and level structures in $^{162}$Lu and neighboring isotopes, confirming spin-parity assignments and estimating excitation energies.
Contribution
It provides new spin-parity assignments and energy estimates for isomers in $^{162}$Lu and neighboring isotopes, extending the understanding of their nuclear structure.
Findings
Confirmed spin-parity of 1.5 min isomer as 4$^-$ and estimated energy at 62 keV.
Characterized the 1.9 min isomer as 6$^+$ with energy around 157 keV.
Improved energy estimate for the 3$^+$ isomer in $^{168}$Lu to approximately 100 keV.
Abstract
The well-tested empirical two quasiparticle rotor model calculations are used to characterize low-lying isomers in the odd-odd nucleus Lu. Physically admissible 2qp bandheads are obtained to construct the low-energy level structure of the nucleus, assign spin-parity (J), orbital configuration, and level energies (E), for the gs and the two reported isomers. The spin-parity and orbital configuration of the 1.5 min isomer are confirmed to be J= 4\{5/2[402] 3/2[521]\}. Its level energy has been estimated to be E 62 keV. The 1.9 min isomer is characterized for the first time with J= 6\{9/2[514] 3/2[521]\} and energy E 157 keV. Based on these assignments, individual -decay branches of gs and the two isomers to the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNuclear physics research studies · Astronomical and nuclear sciences · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
