Nuclear Properties of vg9/2+ Isomers in Odd 59Cr to 69Se Nuclei for N=35
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Abstract
<p class="1Body">We have reported the systematic magnetic quadrupole reduced transition probabilities B (M2) between 9/2<sup>+</sup> and 5/2<sup>-</sup> in odd <sup>59</sup>Cr to <sup>69</sup>Se nuclei for neutron N=35. At present work the calculated B(M2) values are 0.079 W.U., 0.067 W.U., 0.230 W.U., 0.412 W.U., 0.060 W.U., and 0.044 W.U. for <sup>59</sup>Cr, <sup>61</sup>Fe, <sup>63</sup>Ni, <sup>65</sup>Zn, <sup>67</sup>Ge, and <sup>69</sup>Se nuclei respectively. The theoretical calculations of the reduced transition probabilities were compared to the previous experimental values. The width of isomeric levels, mean-life and Weisskopf hindrance factors in the odd <sup>59</sup>Cr to <sup>69</sup>Se nuclei were also calculated. The isomeric levels 9/2<sup>+</sup> were systematically studied as a function of even atomic number from 24 to 34. It is shown that the isomeric levels are increases from Z= 24 to Z= 28 and then decreases monotonically up to Z= 34.</p>
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