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International audienceThe advanced time-delayed γγ(t) method has been applied to determine half-lives of low-lying states in the N=50 isotones Ru94 and Pd96. The inferred experimental E2 strengths for the 4+→2+ transitions in the two nuclei show a dramatic deviation with respect to the shell model predictions in the (f5/2,p,g9/2) proton hole space in Sn100. The anomalous behavior can be ascribed to a breakdown of the seniority quantum number in the πg9/2n configuration due to particle-hole excitations across the N=Z=50 shell as confirmed by large-scale shell model calculations

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