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The isotopes 91, 93Y are located close to 90Zr , a nucleus that has a neutron shell closure (N = 50 and a proton subshell closure (Z = 40 , and close to the stability line. However, relatively little is known about excitations above their 9/2+ isomers. In the present work the isotopes 91, 93Y have been studied in the fission of compound systems formed in two heavy-ion-induced reactions using the Gammasphere array for \( \gamma\) -ray spectroscopy. States with excitation energies up to 6.9 and 7.1MeV above the previously known 9/2+ isomers of 91, 93Y were established, respectively. The coupling of a proton-hole occupying the \(\ensuremath g_{9/2}\) orbital to the yrast states in the core nuclei of 90Sr and 92Zr can account for the first excited states of 91Y . A comparison with the first excited states in the neighboring N = 52 , 54 isotopes is also considered. The experimental results are compared to predictions from previously reported shell-model calculations. The present results enhance previous knowledge on 91, 93Y from fusion-evaporation reactions and multinucleon transfer reactions, and highlight the roles of these complementary reactions in probing moderate spin excitations in this mass region.
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Fotiades, N., Cizewski, J.A., Krücken, R. et al. States built on the 9/2+ isomers in 91, 93Y. Eur. Phys. J. A 48, 117 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/i2012-12117-3
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