B. Jigmeddorj , P.E. Garrett , C.A. Andreoiu , G.C. Ball , T. Bruhn , D.S. Cross , A.B. Garnsworthy , B. Hadinia , M. Moukaddam , J. Park , J.L. Pore , A.J. Radich , M.M. Rajabali , E.T. Rand , U. Rizwan , C.E. Svensson , P. Voss , Z. Wang , J.L. Wood , S.W. Yates
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Abstract
Low-lying excited states of 122Xe have been studied via the β+/EC decay of 122Cs with the 8π γ-ray spectrometer at the TRIUMF Isotope Separator and Accelerator facility. The data collected have enabled the observation of new in-band transitions in the excited 0+ state bands. In addition, the 2+ members of the second 0+ and third 0+ state bands have been firmly confirmed by angular correlation analysis.