Abstract
A new method of in‐beam gamma‐ray spectroscopy induced by secondary fusion reactions, 37P+9Be and 46Ar+9Be is presented. Low‐energy secondary beams of 37P and 46Ar ions of ∼5 MeV/A were developed in order to induce fusion evaporation reactions. Excited states of nuclei in the vicinity of 48Ca, 49–52Ti and 46Ca, were studied by the method as well as β decay of the secondary beam 46Ar. Gamma‐gamma coincidence and excitation function analysis were performed to study high‐spin states of Ti isotopes.
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