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Evolution of the $\gamma$-ray strength function in neodymium isotopes

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arxiv 2204.08852 v2 pith:IHI6DXGV submitted 2022-04-19 nucl-ex nucl-th

M. Guttormsen , K. O. Ay , M. Ozgur , E. Algin , A. C. Larsen , F. L. Bello Garrote , H. C. Berg , L. Crespo Campo
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T. Dahl-Jacobsen F. W. Furmyr D. Gjestvang A. Görgen T. W. Hagen V. W. Ingeberg B. V. Kheswa I. K. B. Kullmann M. Klintefjord M. Markova J. E. Midtb{o} V. Modamio W. Paulsen L. G. Pedersen T. Renstr{o}m E. Sahin S. Siem G. M. Tveten M. Wiedeking
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The experimental gamma-ray strength functions (gamma-SFs) of 142,144-151Nd have been studied for gamma-ray energies up to the neutron separation energy. The results represent a unique set of gamma-SFs for an isotopic chain with increasing nuclear deformation. The data reveal how the low-energy enhancement, the scissors mode and the pygmy dipole resonance evolve with nuclear deformation and mass number. The data indicate that the mechanisms behind the low-energy enhancement and the scissors mode are decoupled from each other.

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