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High-spin states in 92-96Zr nuclei

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Wilson, Anna
Stefan, I
Porquet, M G
Astier, A
Courtin, S
Hoellinger, F.
Buforn, N.
Donadille, L.
Duprat, Josette
Gall, B J P

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American Physical Society

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The Zr92-96 nuclei were produced as fission fragments following the fusion reactions Si28+Yb176 and P31+Yb176 at 145 and 152 MeV bombarding energy, respectively. Prompt γ rays emitted in the two reactions were detected with the EUROGAM II and EUROBALL IV

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Physical Review C: Nuclear Physics

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2037-12-31