A new electron-gamma coincidence spectrometer at Darmstadt has produced the first (e,e'gamma) data for a nucleus with A>=90, measuring the 2+1 angular distribution and 2+3 branching ratios in 96Ru.
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A new electron-gamma coincidence spectrometer at Darmstadt has produced the first (e,e'gamma) data for a nucleus with A>=90, measuring the 2+1 angular distribution and 2+3 branching ratios in 96Ru.