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Author: Martin Ellis Cobern
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Author: Michael Ferris Werby
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Category : Nuclear reactions
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Author: David Geraint Lewis
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Category : Heavy ions
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Author: Ahmad Suhaimi
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Author: David Geoffrey Lewis
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For neutron-deficient nuclei, extension of the T/sub z/ = --3/2 series of strong beta-delayed proton precursors to 61Ge is discussed. For neutron-excess nuclei, heavy-ion induced, multi-nucleon transfer reaction studies of masses and energy levels of 2sld shell nuclei with T/sub z/ greater than or equal to 5/2 are covered. In addition, preliminary attempts to employ the (7Li, 2He) reaction for the latter studies are shown; a new detection system capable of observing unbound final states as reaction products is demonstrated via investigations of the (.cap alpha., 2He) reaction.
