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Proton Rich Nuclei III
- Shunji Nishimura ()
$^{100}$Sn is the last double magic N=Z nucleus that remains stable considering particle emission. Studying its beta decay is challenging and interesting [1-3], since it is very difficult to produce and the beta decay of $^{100}$Sn shows the lowest estimated Logft or the largest B(GT) (superallowed Gamow-Teller (GT) transition) in the entire nuclide chart. This decay also holds the key for a...
The discovery of the most neutron-deficient nuclei in the $^{100}$Sn region has opened possibilities for new and more precise spectroscopy experiments, especially in light of the increased primary beam intensity of $^{124}$Xe at RIKEN RIBF and a combined array of HPGe detectors for high $\gamma$-ray efficiency. The three major topics are presented below.
Shell model calculations showed a...