Parity quantum numbers of J=1 states up to 7 MeV in the region of the
Pygmy Dipole Resonance in (140)Ce were determined model independently by
combining the methods of Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence and Compton
polarimetry. For the first time the well-established method of Compton
polarimetry was applied at such high energies. The experiment was
performed using a fourfold segmented HPGe clover detector for the
detection of the scattered photons. For all investigated dipole
transitions asymmetries are found which correspond to negative parity of
the excited states.
%0 Journal Article
%1 ISI:000260574700024
%A Buessing, M. A.
%A Elvers, M.
%A Endres, J.
%A Hasper, J.
%A Zilges, A.
%A Fritzsche, M.
%A Lindenberg, K.
%A Mueller, S.
%A Savran, D.
%A Sonnabend, K.
%D 2008
%J Phys. Rev. C
%K imported myown zilges
%N 4
%R 10.1103/PhysRevC.78.044309
%T Parity assignments in (140)Ce up to 7 MeV using Compton polarimetry
%V 78
%X Parity quantum numbers of J=1 states up to 7 MeV in the region of the
Pygmy Dipole Resonance in (140)Ce were determined model independently by
combining the methods of Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence and Compton
polarimetry. For the first time the well-established method of Compton
polarimetry was applied at such high energies. The experiment was
performed using a fourfold segmented HPGe clover detector for the
detection of the scattered photons. For all investigated dipole
transitions asymmetries are found which correspond to negative parity of
the excited states.
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abstract = {Parity quantum numbers of J=1 states up to 7 MeV in the region of the
Pygmy Dipole Resonance in (140)Ce were determined model independently by
combining the methods of Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence and Compton
polarimetry. For the first time the well-established method of Compton
polarimetry was applied at such high energies. The experiment was
performed using a fourfold segmented HPGe clover detector for the
detection of the scattered photons. For all investigated dipole
transitions asymmetries are found which correspond to negative parity of
the excited states.},
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