Development of deformed intruder structures along the N=50 magic number: Insights from 83Se
Abstract
The ⁸³Se nucleus was studied in the context of shape coexistence employing a ⁸²Se(d,p)⁸³Se reaction performed in inverse kinematics with the GALILEO-II + SPIDER setup to reach the desired selectivity on the reaction channel of interest via γ-particle coincidences. The lifetimes of the 1/2+ 540-keV and 3/23+ 1100-keV low-lying intruder states of ⁸³Se were measured for the first time by employing the Recoil Distance Doppler Shift and the Doppler Shift Attenuation Method. The deduced transition probabilities, together with the mixing ratios obtained from a separate neutron-capture experiment performed at ILL with the FIPPS array, are compared and discussed in the framework of shell-model calculations performed with the PFSDG-U Hamiltonian. Large transition probabilities of hundreds of e²fm⁴ were found for the E2 decays of the states built on top of the intruders, pointing to the development of quadrupole collectivity and large deformation in the proximity of N=50 shell closure.
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BibTeX
@article{pellumaj2026development,
title = {{Development of deformed intruder structures along the N=50 magic number: Insights from $^83$Se}},
author = {J Pellumaj and A Gottardo and A Goasduff and J.J Valiente-Dobón and F Conca and D.D Dao and F Nowacki and A Poves and G Benzoni and S Bottoni and D Brugnara and S Capra and M Cicerchia and N Cieplicka-Oryńczak and G Corbari and F.C.L Crespi and G de Angelis and B Fornal and E Gamba and A Gozzelino and J Ha and Y.H Kim and U Köster and S.M Lenzi and S Leoni and M Luciani and T Marchi and N Mǎrginean and R Mǎrginean and R Menegazzo and D Mengoni and C Michelagnoli and C Mihai and B Million and S Nagorny and A Nannini and D.R Napoli and R.M Pérez-Vidal and S Pigliapoco and S Pirro and F Recchia and D Reygadas and K Rezynkina and M Siciliano and M Sferrazza and A Turturica and I Zanon and S Ziliani and G Zhang and S Carturan and M Loriggiola},
journal = {Physics Letters B},
year = {2026},
month = sep,
doi = {10.1016/j.physletb.2026.140432},
url = {https://hal.science/hal-05605623v1},
note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY - JOUR
TI - Development of deformed intruder structures along the N=50 magic number: Insights from ^83Se
AU - J Pellumaj
AU - A Gottardo
AU - A Goasduff
AU - J.J Valiente-Dobón
AU - F Conca
AU - D.D Dao
AU - F Nowacki
AU - A Poves
AU - G Benzoni
AU - S Bottoni
AU - D Brugnara
AU - S Capra
AU - M Cicerchia
AU - N Cieplicka-Oryńczak
AU - G Corbari
AU - F.C.L Crespi
AU - G de Angelis
AU - B Fornal
AU - E Gamba
AU - A Gozzelino
AU - J Ha
AU - Y.H Kim
AU - U Köster
AU - S.M Lenzi
AU - S Leoni
AU - M Luciani
AU - T Marchi
AU - N Mǎrginean
AU - R Mǎrginean
AU - R Menegazzo
AU - D Mengoni
AU - C Michelagnoli
AU - C Mihai
AU - B Million
AU - S Nagorny
AU - A Nannini
AU - D.R Napoli
AU - R.M Pérez-Vidal
AU - S Pigliapoco
AU - S Pirro
AU - F Recchia
AU - D Reygadas
AU - K Rezynkina
AU - M Siciliano
AU - M Sferrazza
AU - A Turturica
AU - I Zanon
AU - S Ziliani
AU - G Zhang
AU - S Carturan
AU - M Loriggiola
PY - 2026
DA - 2026/09/28
JO - Physics Letters B
DO - 10.1016/j.physletb.2026.140432
UR - https://hal.science/hal-05605623v1
AB - The ⁸³Se nucleus was studied in the context of shape coexistence employing a ⁸²Se(d,p)⁸³Se reaction performed in inverse kinematics with the GALILEO-II + SPIDER setup to reach the desired selectivity on the reaction channel of interest via γ-particle coincidences. The lifetimes of the 1/2+ 540-keV and 3/23+ 1100-keV low-lying intruder states of ⁸³Se were measured for the first time by employing the Recoil Distance Doppler Shift and the Doppler Shift Attenuation Method. The deduced transition probabilities, together with the mixing ratios obtained from a separate neutron-capture experiment performed at ILL with the FIPPS array, are compared and discussed in the framework of shell-model calculations performed with the PFSDG-U Hamiltonian. Large transition probabilities of hundreds of e²fm⁴ were found for the E2 decays of the states built on top of the intruders, pointing to the development of quadrupole collectivity and large deformation in the proximity of N=50 shell closure.
SN - 0370-2693
SN - 1873-2445
ER -