Abstract
The structure of $^{111}\mathrm{Ag}$ was studied using the $^{110}\mathrm{Pd}$${(}^{3}$He, pn\ensuremath{\gamma}) $^{111}\mathrm{Ag}$ reaction, which has populated an essentially complete set of low-energy states. The proton exit channel was isolated from competing reaction channels by operating \ensuremath{\gamma}-ray detectors in coincidence with a large-solid-angle proton detector. The experiments included \ensuremath{\gamma}-ray excitation functions, \ensuremath{\gamma}-ray angular distributions, and \ensuremath{\gamma}-\ensuremath{\gamma} coincidences. Four rotational bands have been identified. A symmetric particle-rotor model has been used to interpret these bands, and the model has identified other rotational features as well. A tentative interpretation of several nonrotational states is presented, suggesting that the mixing between rotational and nonrotational states is minimal.
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