Cu-isotopes by the unified model
Nuclear PhysicsPublished 1 April 1962
M. Bouten, P. Van Leuven
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Abstract
The experimental data of the odd-mass Cu-isotopes are interpreted on the basis of the unified model. A value of the 3p1/2−3p3/2 and 3p1/2−4f5/2 single proton level splittings is determined.
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