β−decay of the neutron-rich isotope215Pb | Zendy

H. De Witte | Zendy; S. Eeckhaudt | Zendy; A. N. Andreyev | Zendy; I. N. Borzov | Zendy; J. Cederkäll | Zendy; A. De Smet | Zendy; Д. В. Федоров | Zendy; V. N. Fedoseyev | Zendy; S. Franchoo | Zendy; M. Górska | Zendy; H. Grawe | Zendy; G. Huber | Zendy; M. Huyse | Zendy; Z. Janas | Zendy; U. Köster | Zendy; W. Kurcewicz | Zendy; J. Kurpeta | Zendy; A. Płochocki | Zendy; K. Van de Vel | Zendy; P. Van Duppen | Zendy; L. Weissman | Zendy

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β−decay of the neutron-rich isotope215Pb

Author(s) -

H. De Witte,

S. Eeckhaudt,

A. N. Andreyev,

I. N. Borzov,

J. Cederkäll,

A. De Smet,

Д. В. Федоров,

V. N. Fedoseyev,

S. Franchoo,

M. Górska,

H. Grawe,

G. Huber,

M. Huyse,

Z. Janas,

U. Köster,

W. Kurcewicz,

J. Kurpeta,

A. Płochocki,

K. Van de Vel,

P. Van Duppen,

L. Weissman

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

physical review c

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 1089-490X

pISSN - 0556-2813

DOI - 10.1103/physrevc.87.067303

Subject(s) - physics , excited state , neutron , nuclear physics , atomic physics

This Brief Report reports on the first observation of the β--delayed γ decay of 215Pb, feeding states in 215Bi. The 215Pb beam was produced using resonant laser ionization and mass separated at the ISOLDE-CERN on-line mass separator. This ensured clean identification of the γ rays as belonging to the decay of 215Pb or its β-decay daughters. A half-life of 147(12) s was measured for the 215Pb β decay and a level scheme for the daughter nucleus 215Bi is proposed, resulting in an extended systematics of the excited states of the neutron-rich Bi isotopes.

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