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Yrast traps and high-spin states in 210Rn

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Yrast and near-yrast states have been investigated in 210Rn to high spin (J > 30) and high energy (Ex > 10 MeV). Three different (HI, xn) reactions were used to populate the states of interest and several different γ-ray spectroscopic techniques were utilized. Three high-spin yrast traps were discovered. Two de-excite by strong E3 transitions while the third decays mainly via an extremely inhibited E2 transition. The E3 decays are interpreted as allowed single-particle transitions between proton or neutron states above the 208Pb shell closure while the inhibited E2 transition is interpreted as indicating a substantial change in structure as the decay proceeds down the yrast line. The interpretation has been given in terms of shell-model calculations.

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Nuclear Physics A

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