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Gamma radiation from the N=Z nucleus 4080Zr

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Coincidence measurements between the isolated isotope and prompt gamma radiation allowed the identification of decays from low-lying states at E = 290 and 828 keV which indicate that /sup 80/Zr has an extremely large quadrupole deformation.
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The very neutron-deficient isotope /sup 80/Zr was produced in the reaction /sup 24/Mg(/sup 58/Ni, 2n)/sup 80/Zr at 190 MeV with a cross section of sigma = 10 +- 5 ..mu..b and was identified with the Daresbury Recoil Separator. The observation reflects a fiftyfold increase in sensitivity for in-beam spectroscopy of exotic nuclei. Coincidence measurements between the isolated isotope and prompt gamma radiation allowed the identification of decays from low-lying states at E = 290 and 828 keV which indicate that /sup 80/Zr has an extremely large quadrupole deformation of ..beta../sub 2/approx. =0.4.

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