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The anomalous intensity ratios observed in 209Bi were explained by Hüfnerl by a resonance mechanism, according to which the nucleus is excited into the 15/2+ (2.74 MeV) and 9/2+ (2.56 MeV) state. In this paper we report on the observation of nuclear γ rays following this excitation. Spectra were taken with a Ge-detector at the CERN muon channel. Four γ lines were identified in the prompt (1 2 3 4 Ge) spectrum as belonging to transitions in 209Bi. The energies Eμ and intensities Yexp of these lines are presented in table 1. They turn out to be shif-ted in energy by ΔEexp (table 1) compared to energies Ee as derived from Coulomb excitation2.
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Backe, H., Engfer, R., Kankeleit, E., Schröder, W.U., Walter, H.K., Wien, K. (1970). Measurement of Nuclear γ Rays and μ X Rays in Muonic 209Bi. In: Devons, S. (eds) High-Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1827-9_28
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