Abstract
In the experiments on 74Ge(d, pγ) 75Ge, a 52.5±0.1 keV γ-ray was found in 75Ge with a half-life of 216±5 ns. From the analysis of the γ-ray spectra the conversion coefficient of the 52.5 keV γ-ray was determined. Then, a new level of J π = 5 2 + is confirmed to exist at 192.5 keV. The reduced transition probabilities of the 52.5 keV transition are deduced to be (6.9 +5.6 −2.1) × 10 −5 for B(M1) and 31 +3 −2 for B(E2) in Weisskopf units.
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