Abstract
Low-lying excitations in 124Te have been investigated using the 122Sn(α, 2n) reaction at beam energies of 21 and 23 MeV. Standard in-beam spectroscopy techniques of excitation function, γγ-coincidence and γ-ray angular distribution measurements were used. A level scheme up to 3410 keV was constructed. Nine new γ-rays have been placed and definite spin-parity assignments were made to a number of new levels. Among the new states identified were possible 10+ and 8+ members of the ground-state quasiband. To test proposed collective properties, non-yrast states populated in this work are examined through their relative B(E2) values and mixing ratios. No evidence supporting the existence of strong intruder components has been found.
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