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Shapes of the $^{192,190}$Pb ground states from beta decay studies using the total absorption technique

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arxiv 1507.07101 v3 pith:LDGGZUEB submitted 2015-07-25 nucl-ex

M. E. Estevez Aguado , A. Algora , J. Agramunt , B. Rubio , J. L. Tain , D. Jordan , L. M. Fraile , W. Gelletly
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A. Frank M. Csatlos Zs. Dombradi A. Krasznahorkay E. Nacher P. Sarriguren M. J. G. Borge J. A. Briz O. Tengblad F. Molina O. Moreno M. Kowalska V. N. Fedosseev B. A. Mash D. V. Fedorov P. L. Molkanov A. N. Andreyev M. D. Seliverstov K. Burkard W. Huller
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The beta decay of $^{192,190}$Pb has been studied using the total absorption technique at the ISOLDE(CERN) facility. The beta-decay strength deduced from the measurements, combined with QRPA theoretical calculations, allow us to infer that the ground states of the $^{192,190}$Pb isotopes are spherical. These results represent the first application of the shape determination method using the total absorption technique for heavy nuclei and in a region where there is considerable interest in nuclear shapes and shape effects.

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