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8 3-3..33 4 ,.... M.G.Badzhelidze J, L.Ehn 2, Z.Janout 2 , N.A.Lebedev, V.N.Pavlov, I.Prochazka, NU<:LEAR ORIENTATION OF 1 4 9 Pm IN GADOLINIUM HOST Submitted to "Czechoslovak Journal of Physics" J Department of Physics, Tbilisi Stat e University, Tbilisi, USSR. 2 Department of Physics, Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague, CSSR. 1983

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M.G.Badzhelidze J, L.Ehn 2, M.Fin~er, Z.Janout 2 ,

N.A.Lebedev, V.N.Pavlov, I.Prochazka, P.Simeёek

NU<:LEAR ORIENTATION

OF 149 Pm IN GADOLINIUM HOST

Submitted to "Czechoslovak Journal of Physics"

J Department of Physics, Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi, USSR.

2 Department of Physics, Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague, CSSR.

1983

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1. INTRODUCTION

The low-energy excited states in the 1:;·&n 87 nucleus are ex­pected to arise from the odd-neutron configurations coupled to the collective excitations of the even-even core. At low exci­tations the 1h9; ; and 2r7; 2 single particle odd-parity orbitals can Ье occupied Ьу the 87th neutron. This provided the basis for interpretation of the 149&-n ground state and the excited state at 285.9 keV which were experimentally estaЬlished 11,21

to have spins and parities 7/2- and 9/2-, respectively, as the single-neutron states.

Following this interpretation, the е -forbidden Ml-transition proceeds between the 285.9 keV and the ground states in 149&-n. The experimental transition probabilities, deduced /31 from the life-time measurements and Coulo~b excitation data revealed only а small (less than "'1 %) E2-component of the 285.9 keV tran­sition and hindrance facto.rs Fw (Ml) .. 280 and Fw(E2)..0.4 which are consistent with the above simple interpretation. Recent in­beam spectroscopy study/4/ gave also the similar result. On the other hand the experimental internal conversion data 151 have suggested the E2-admixture in the 285.9 keV transition to Ье from 9.6 to 64.6%.

Hence, а test of the multipolar'ity of the 285.9 keV transi­tion is desiraЬle. The experimental method suitaЬle for such investigation is the nuclear orientation of the 149Pm parent nuclei. The decay scheme of 149pm ( т 1 ; 2 = 53.08(5) h) was inves­tigated Ьу а number of authors 13,6,7,81'. The nuclear orientation of 149 Pm has already been studied Ьу Chapman et al ,161 using the hyperfine interaction acting on 149pm nuclei in Ct:Мg3(NO 3) 1224Н 20 and Nd(C2H5 Ю 4) 3 9Н 2 0 single crystals cooled down to 3 and 18 mK,respectively, Ьу adiabatic demagnetization. The radio­isotope 149pm was obtained Ьу Chapman et al. in mixture with 15 1Pm ( т 1 ;2 = 28 . 4 h) from fis'sion products . Although the 149Pm gamma-ray spectrum is very simple, the 285.9 keV gamma-ray mix­ing ratio could not Ье precisely determined in ref./6/ due to the pr e sence of the 151Pm admixture and N ai(Тl) detectors used.

Promethium and neodymium are known to Ье well dilutaЬle in gadol i nium. Thus gadolinium can Ье used a s а proper ho s t fo r nuclear or ientation stud~es involving these admixture s. Up t o present time nucl ear orientation of 147 Nd and 151pm in gadol i­nium ho s t have been studied 19 · 101, but similar s tudy i nvolv ing 149Pm isotope was not per f ormed before.

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r 1

..

f

;:J'

s1r . ю; \10.98d 712+ 1~?Р ~ 53.08h ~d87 51 mee

I,&!%J 1 .. о~ ElkeVJ -.3 ("')

512.\ -.3 LЛ

11..7 1 1 531 1,[%] J• ElkeV1

<D (()

~9171 286 o.262ns

81 5/2~п 91 96 5/2\ ~ 22

o.s 712+ о 717 О 10Pm 1~~Sme7 61 86

Fig. 1. Parts of 147 Nd and 149 Pm decay schemes relevant to present work.

In the present work, the investigation of the decay of 149Pm and 147 Nd oriented in а gadolinium host eontaining =- 1 At. % of staЬle neodymium was performed. The fragment of the 147Nd decay scheme taken from ref, / 6/ is shown in fig. 1 · together with а part of 149Pm decay scheme of ref / 81 . Both radioisotopes were produced Ьу irradiation of neodymium Ьу thermal neutrons. We have measured the temperature dependences of the gamma-ray anisotropy of the 285.9 keV and 531.0 keV transitions of 149Pm and 147Nd, respectively. The gamma-rays were detected with the high-resolution Ge(Li) detectors. From the analysis of the ex­perimental data, the magnetic saturation factor of the host, lower limit of 149PmGd hyperfine magnetic field and the multi­pole mixing ratio of the 285.9 keV transition were deduced.

The present paper is the first report on the investigations with the reactor-produced Pm and Nd radioisotopes oriented in NdGd alloys, which are now in progress on the SPIN-facility1 111 at JINR Dubna.

2. EXPERIМENT

2.1. Radioactive Sample • Иetallic neodymium containing the natural mixture of neody­

mium isotopes was irradiated for 30 hours Ьу thermal neutrons at а flux of 5xi013cпr2s-1 in TЬilisi reactor. Five days after the end of irradiation only the gamma-rays of 147Nd( Т 1;2 =

10.98(1) d) and the 285..9 keV gamma-ray of 149Pm ( Т 1;2 = = 53.08 (5) h, daughter of 1. 73 h 149Nd) were seen ·with remar-

,~~~...-цr~ .. ...__._ . ..._ (~~~·):;;;.. ; .. '• . : •• ;IJй \211C'<"m11' 1 " ··. ~)!<'': • ~ '"' r __ ~ ' · ·, ; .;. ro·~н_nй ц"...;.v\~•k.~•- ,._ JC:.o<- •• ' ' " • - Dioi. .

f,Иf:·.J!щc·;· r.:HA • ..--.~~ 41ii c::*4 . ::t'l "'1811~

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kaЬle intensity in the s~ectra, while other gamma~rays, in par­ticular those of 28.4 h 51 Pm(daughter of 12.44 m 151Nd) were not disturbing the ,measurements. А piece of the i rradiated neo­dymium was then melted on tantalum foil with • 50 mg of metallic gadolinium just above the melting point of gadolinium in the vacuum of ~ I0-4 Pa. The tantalum foil was soldered to а copper backing to provide а good termal contact with the cooling de­vicel 11/. The sample was finally abraded and cut to have form of а disk of 5 mm in diameter. The total sample activity was ~ I~Ci. The concentration of the inactive neodymium in gadoli­nium was ~1 At. 7. .

2.2. Nuclear Orientation Facility and Counting Equipment

The 147Nd and 149 Pm nuclei were oriented at low tempeтatures using hyperfine fields acting on these nuclei in the host. The 147Nd 149pm Gd sample was soldered to the termal support base ~f

the зне- ~Hedilution refrigerator 1 121 of the SPIN-facility 1111 and C:ooled down to the temperature of 15 mК. А 54мnNi nuclear orientation thermometer was used to determine the saпip1e tem­perature. An external magnetic field of 1.2 Т waS' ·applied to the samples to polarize the magnetic domains of the hosts. '

The gamma-radiation was detected using two 30 cm 3 coaxial Ge(Li) detectors placed at angles 8 = 0 ° and 90 ° relative to the direction of the external magnetic field. The source-to­detector distances were 9 cm. The G~Li) spectrometers gave the energy resolution of 2. 7 keV F\оlНМ at О. 5 MeV gai!IID8-ray energy. The spectra were stored in the memories of 4096 channel analyzers and recorded on magnetic tape.

2.3. Measurements and Data Evaluation

The gamma-ray spectra measurements were performed for 16 t em­pera~ures Т between 15 and 80 mК. Each spectrum was accumuiated for 1 h. Several one-hour measurements were carried out at sample temperature т0 "' 1 К under which the nuclear spin direc­tions have to Ье fully random. The normalized gamma-ray inten­sities, wex(8 , T ), were calculated as ratios of peak areas ob­t a ined f or temperatures Т a~d т 0 • Peak areas were corrected fo r decay of t he r adioisotope, the corrections being less than 15 and 10% f or 149Pm and .147Nd, respectively. 'The errors of the decay correc t i ons were less tha:n 2·%; ·· ·

fn fi gs :z and 3 the measured temperature , dep~ndences of noт ­шa liz ed intens itie s were plotted for t~e . 285 , 9 keV аш~ 531.0 keV garnrna-:r ays of 149 pm and 147Щi; respectively. '"'·

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1

'"-

9'

15 20ПmК1 40 60 wГ'

t- t о о о 0+0 о 1.2 г

о ' y286keV 1"9PmЦQ

8=0' t 0.01Nd

1.0 t 8=90'

f-+-. о _· .__:".t/ t о

0.7 0.9 n

Fi g . 2. Norшalized intensi t y W{0° , T) of 285. 9 keV gamma­r ay of 149pm plot t e d ver sus norшal ized intens i t y П (0 °, Т ) of 834 .8 keV garnrna- ray of 54MnNi nu c l ear orientat i on thermome t e r.'

3. DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS

15 20 ПmКJ 40 60 w

r 531 keV11.7Nd~ 0.01Nd

1.2

~ 4~90· ,..._ . 0-~~ *"

1.oi-~---'---L----'--~ " '11-

• z· /.

/" .1=0' м

4'--"

0.1 0.9 n Fi g .3. Normal i zed intensity W(0°, T) of 531 . 0 keV gamma- · ray of 147Nd plot ted versus norma l ized intensi ty 0 (0°, Т ) of 834 .8 keV gamma-ray of 54MnNi nuclear or i enta tion t -he r momet er .

3. 1. Hyper f ine Splitting for 149PmGd (0.01 Nd)

As can Ье seen in fi g . 2 , meas ured -temperature dependence of the normalized intensity wex (O? T) for 285.9 keV gamma-ray exhibits saturation below 50 mК. The measurements above 80 mK were not reasonaЬle due t o poor .temperature sens i tivity of the 54MnNi thermome~er. For this reason, only lower limit of the magnitude of the hyperfine sp 1 it t in_g -parameter, а0 = g Beff , .could Ье determined ( g -factor in nuclear magnetons is considered here).

The theoretical angular distribution function W( 8 , Т) can Ье written as

w ( 8, Т)= 1 + к2 в 2 (J 0 , а6 • Р , Т ) + к4 B4(r 0 • а0 • Р . 'f), (1)

where В л' s are the orienta·tion parameters dependent on s.ample -temperature Т and on the magnetic di-pole and electric quadru­pole hyperfine splitting parameters, а0 and Р , respectively; Кл·s stand for the products .Сл .!Ал . Uл . <iл.Рл . The G_д-fact~r

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accounts for possiЬle incomplete magnetic saturat1on of the hosi 1~ All other parameters have their usual meaning (see, e.g., ref/ 13/).

From the experimental normalized intensities obtained for the 285.9 keV gaппna-ray, we~0°) = 1 .232(14) and wex(90°) = = 0.900(15) inside the saturation region, the values of К 2 = =О. 146(12) and!K4 1 < 0.03 were extracted. Taking into account that inside the saturation region parameter В 2 is about two times larger than 8 4, we can see that the 4th order term in eq. (1) represents only а small contribution to the total nor­malized intensity compared to the 2nd order one.

In the parameter optimalization procedure the х 2 -functional

х2 Oi -0 ~х 2 W(0 °, T(Oi ))- W~x(0 °) 2 I.[( ) +( )]

; ani awi

was examined, wheтe similarly to ref. 1 t.З .' the normalized inten­sity n · of the 834.8 keV ~аппnа-rау of the 54MnNi nuclear orienta­tion thermometer rather than temperature Т was involved as in­dependent variaЬle. The superscript "ех" denotes corresp~nding experimental quantitie s .

It was assumed in the analysis that near the saturation re­gion the nuclear orientation of 149Pm nuclei is caused predo­minantly Ьу the magпetic dipole hyperfine interaction and the electric quadrupole hyperfine splitting plays no important role in the analysis of the data. Hence, parameter Р was fixed to Ье zero in the below analysis. Тhе optimal values of ~ 2 .К 4 and n i • s were searched for using the general minimization rou­tine MINUIT 1151 on CDC-6500 computer. Parameters К 2 and К 4 were allowed to vary within the above-mentioned limits. Parameter ~ was kept fixed and the dependences of minimum х 2 -valu~, x;in. and optimal values of К 2 and К 4 on а 0 were 2constructed and they were shown in fig : 4. On the basis of the Xmin-curve of fig.4, the lower limit of 1 а 0 1 could Ье estimat~d as 1 а0 ~ = 0.6~10-5 eV considering the 99% confidence level. The estimatiori. of the confid~nce region was carried out according to ref : 1 w1.

Using the value of the 149Pm ground ~tate magnetic dipole moment, ' р. = +3.3(5)P.N· measured in ref.'l71 we could set the lower limit on the effective magnetic field acting on trace 149 Pm admixtur'es in the gadoiinium host containing -IAt. % of . the inactive neodymium, ( В ен) low = 120 Т.

3.2. ~A2-Coefficient and E2/MI Hixing Ratio for the 285.9 keV Trartsitiori ' ·

As the : measured norma lized . intensi.ty W"X(Q0) f or Ц1е 285.9 keV

gamma-~ay appeared t o . Ье gre.ater. t;,nough . than one, its -angular

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-х' minl

4.0 ~

~ 1 266koV "'Pm!1!! Q.D1Nd

М~ t f't \ 'i----+-кч

к2

Q.20

0.15

2.0 OJO

1.0

0.0 0.0 1.0 2.0 м

laiE105eVJ of the 531.0 keV gaппna-ray of periment, too (see fig.З).

Fig.4. Results of the Х 2 -ana­lysis of measured temperature dependence of fig.2. Details of . the analysis are described in text.

distribution coefficient, !А fi.' should Ье positive. То deduce more precise experimental data on this coefficient from the above expe­rimental ~alue of к2 independent knowledge on G2-factor in eq.(l) is necessary. This factor could Ье obtained from temperature de­pendence of normalized intensity

147Nd measured in the present • ех-

It should Ье noted that the magnitude of the anisotropy mea­sured in our work for the SJI. О and 439.9 keV gaппna-rays of 147Nd exceeded more than three times the results pbtained re­

cently / 9/ Ьу the same method of nuclear .orientation of 147Nd in gadolinium host. This difference is probaЬly due to higher external magnetic field of 1.2 Т used in our work, while the external field of only 0.5 Т was applied in ref.191, which seems to Ье insufficient to saturate the gadolinium hostf 18/_Moreover, the gadolinium host is expected to become magnetically harder, when macroscopic amounts of neodymium carrier are ·present in the host, thus making the external magnetic field to Ье an im­portant factor in such experiments.

The temperature dependerit , nuclear orientation parameter, 8 2, and К 2 -factors for 531.0 keV transition were deduced Ьу the same least square fitting procedure as described above. Analo­gously to ref. 11~ the dependences of the optimal values of 1 g В err l and к 2 and the minimal value of Х 2-functional on the electric quadrupole splitting parameter Р were constructed. The fitting procedure revealed the results suппnarized in fig.5. It can- Ье seen from that figure, that the upper limit for К 2 -parameter, K2,max= -0.21 has fol-\ owed (roni our experimerit• The other parameters from the figure will Ье discussed separately as а part of our investigations of 147Nd nuclear orientation in neodymium-gadolinium alloys at different concentrations of Nd, which are now in pr.ogress.

From the limit . for К 2-parameter, for 531.0 keV gaппna-ray transition the estimate of the magnetic saturation factor, G 2> О. 66 was . obtained with 99% confidence level. In this esti­mate the deorientatJon factor U2 (531 keV. l .evel) = 0.83(17) was consideюed wl)ich takes account of possiЬle mixing of the j fЗ= О

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IQBetfl

(10-seV] 5.Q .,

"X2minl

кz 1 К2 r 531 keV Nd Gd 0.01 Nd

*---- j --- ---4JJ

2.0~

з.о /

/

/

2.0

1.0

-o.s о Р!106 eVJ

Fig .5. Results of the X 2-analysis of measured ·temperature dependence of f ig. 3. For obtaining of G 2 -factorwe could consider only va­lues of i Р I .S 10-7 eV estimated on the basis of measured/2~ values of electric quadrupole hyperfine splitting constants for . l4З,145NdGd and ground state electric quadru­pole moments of 143,145, 147 Nd quoted in /24/ .

/

lgBett~v ~ -0.20 "' "' .... "'

"n.... ·"' ~ -0.25 "" ; ' ...

" ·V ........... ....... к2

'i '-0.30

o.s 1.0

149 t286keV Pm

9/2' - 712 '

.Q.S

Fig.б. Mixing ratio aщйysis for ~ -1 285.9 keV transition .of 149 Pm. , -60' -за· о· за· 60' 90'

orctan i

and j{J= 1 components in the first-forbidden beta-transition feedшg the 531 keV level in 147P.m {see fig.l). The !А 2 -c.oeffi­eient for 531.0 keV transition whieh is necessary for estimating the G 2 -factor was dedu.ced Ьу -t:he following way. At first for the transit:ions 439.9 and 531.0 keV depopulating the same level in 147Pm (see fig. 1), the ratio А 2 (у 531 keV) 1 'А 2~ у 440 l<eV) =

8

= 0.450 (3б) was derived independently of В2 -, 0 2 -values from our normalized "вannna-ray intensities using the relations shown, e.g., in ref/ 9 . Considering the value :А 2 (у440 keV) =-О.б88(25) measured Ьу gannna-gannna angular correlation technique 191. we fi­nally obtained the value !А2 (у 531 keV) = -0.310(42), which' was used in the evaluation of the above limit of G 2 -factor. Our !А 2 -value is consist:ent with the value of :А 2 (у 531 keV) = -0.320(75) obtained in ref.191 (З mean-square deviations were shown in the parenthesis in units of the last digit).

Taking the G 2 -factor to Ье О.бб<G2 < 1, we evaluated ' the limits on exp~rimental value~ of А 2 (у 285.9 keV) to Ье · 0.097 < !А 2 (у 285.9 keV) < 0.30 with 99% confidence level. In this evaluation the saturation value 'of orientation c~ef~i- · cient B2(I 0 = 7/ 2, Т ... О)~ 1.53 and ~he deorientation factor 'о2 (285.9 keV level, j/3 =О) = 0.925 were used.

As can Ье seen trom fig. б; our experimental resul.t yi!;!lds ' multipole mixing ratio, о (Е2/Ю) lying in intervals О.О<о<+О.11 or -19 < о < -5.7. The definitiori ofo and the sign convention used in our work are those introduced Ьу Krane and St~ffen 119/ . Only the values О. О < о < . +О. 11 are co~sistent with the small 4th order term in the angular distribution of the 285.9 keV gamma-ray intensity observed in our work. ·

Hence, the positive sign of the multipole mixing ratio о (Е2/М1) was definitely estaЬlished in the present work for the 285.9 keV gamma-ray transition in 149Sm. Our result has con­firmed the predominant Ml-character of the 285.9 keV transition proceeding between the 9/2- and 7/2- states in 149 Sm, allowing less than 1.2% Е2 admixture. This appears to Ье in agreement with the result obtained in recent in-beam spectroscopy work 1 ~ and Coulomb excitation/20/ as well as with the experimental data on analogous 9/2-\ ... 7/21 transitions in neighbouring 147Nd (ref. 12 lТ) and 15 Gd(ref. 1221) isotones.

Authors are indebted to Dr. J.Konicek for taking part in the measurements and Eng. M.I.Fominykh for helping in data accumula­tion and analysis. One of us (MGB) is indebted to Prof.O.A.Tschi­lashvili for stimulating discussions and supporting during the course of the work.

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Баджелидзе М.Г. и др. Е6-83-333

Ядерная ориентация l~Pm в гадалинневой матрице

Измерена температурная зависимость анизотропии ДТIЯ у -пе­

рехода 285,9 кэВ, принамежащего распаду 149Pm. Материнские ядра 149Pm ориентиравались при низких температурах /14+80 мК/ в гадалинневой матрице, содержащей 1 ат. % неодима. Доменная

структура матрицы поляризовалась внешним магнитным полем

1,2 Т. Из экспериментальных данных получены следующие вели-чины: -/а/ l gBзфti> 0,6·10-t>эB и B з<tili 1 49PmiliJ)> I20 Т. /б/ 0,097 <!А 2 (у 285,9 кэВ) <·Ь,30 и

0,0 < д (E2/MI, у285,9 кэВ) < 0,11.

Работа выполнена в Лаборатории ядерных проблем ОИЯИ.

Преnринт Объединенного института ядерных исследований. Дубна 1983

Badzhelidze M.G. et al. Е6-83-333 Nuclear Orientat i on of 149Pm i n Gadol i n i um Host

The temperature dependence of the anisotropy of the 285.9 keV gamma- ray f ol lowing the decay of orient ed 149Pm was mea sured. The 149pm parent nucle i were orien ted at l ow tempera tures be tween 14 and 80 ~К in а gadolinium host con­taining 1 At. % of neodymium admixture. The external magnetic f ield of 1. 2 Т was applied t o polarize the domains of the ho s t The f ollowing quantitie s have been deduced from the present experimental da ta: _

5 149 (i ) 1 g Berrl > 0 . 6 · 10 eV and Berr( Pmq~)> l 20 Т. (ii ) 0 .097 < ~А 2 ( у285 . 9 keV) < о.3о and

0. 0 < д (Е2 /М1 , у 285. 9 keV) < 0 .11 .

The i nvest igation has been performed at the Laboratory of Nucl ear ProЬlems, JINR .

Pre pr int of t he Jo int lns t it ute fo r Nucl ear Researc h . Dubna 1983