Abstract
Using the 204Hg(α,2n) reaction and the pulsed beam of our 225 cm cyclotron, we have been able to localize the 12+ and 10+ states of the (i13/2)-2 configuration in 206Pb at the energies 4 027.2 and 3 957.6 keV, respectively. It has been possible to determine the partial E2 transition probability for the 12+ → 10+ transition and to derive an effective charge for the i13/2 neutron, which is 0.94±0.04. It is concluded that the quadrupole polarization charge for the i13/2 neutron is about 50% larger than for the h9/2 proton.
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