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Title: The structure of 100Sn and neighbouring nuclei
Authors: Faestermann, T.1 thomas.faestermann@tum.de, Górska, M.2, Grawe, H.2
Source: Progress in Particle & Nuclear Physics. Mar2013, Vol. 69, p85-130. 46p.
Subjects: Strontium isotopes, Nuclear structure, Physics experiments, Radioactive nuclear beams, Exotic nuclei, Neutron-proton interactions
Abstract: Abstract: The nuclear structure in the 100Sn region is reviewed. State-of-the-art experimental techniques involving stable and radioactive beam facilities have enabled access to exotic nuclei in its next neighbourhood. The analysis of experimental data has established the shell structure and its evolution towards , seniority conservation and proton–neutron interaction in the g9/2 orbit, the super-allowed Gamow–Teller decay of 100Sn, masses and half lives along the -path, and super-allowed decay beyond 100Sn. The status of theoretical approaches in shell model and mean-field investigations is described and their predictive power assessed. Structure features of 100Sn and its doubly-magic neighbours 56Ni at , 132Sn and 78Ni at are compared. An outlook is given on future developments of experimental and theoretical methods. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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