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Search for Hyperdeformation in U Isotopes

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Hawcroft, D
Herzberg, R
Appelbe, D.
Butler, P A
Chewter, A J C
Jones, G D
Rea, D
Aschman, D
Babu, B
Bark, R A

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Jagiellonian University

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The 232U nucleus was studied in order to search for a hyperdeformed band built upon the third minimum of the fission barrier. Upper limits for the percentage population of a hypothetical hyperdeformed band relative to the ground state band are given.

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Acta Physica Polonica Series B

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