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            A high-statistics \(\beta \)-decay experiment was conducted at the TRIUMF-ISAC facility using the \(8\pi \) \(\gamma \)-ray spectrometer and its ancillary detectors to study the low-spin structure of \(^{98}\)Zr. The analysis of \(\gamma \)–\(\gamma \) and \(e^-\)–\(\gamma \) coincidence data is presented. New measurements of \(\gamma \)-ray branching ratios and mixing ratios are reported for four \(J^{\pi } = 2^+\) states located above 2 MeV excitation energy in \(^{98}\)Zr. Based on these measurements, ratios of \(B\)(E2) values for transitions to lower-lying levels are determined, highlighting the preferential decay paths of these \(2^+\) states. AbstractPublished by the Jagiellonian University2025authorsmore » « lessFree, publicly-accessible full text available February 1, 2026
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            Jentschel, M (Ed.)The nuclear structure of the98Zr nucleus was studied through theβ−decay of98Yg.s.at the TRIUMF-ISAC facility. The use of the 8π γ-ray spectrometer with its ancillary detectors SCEPTAR and PACES enabled γ-γ and γ-e−coincidence measurements as well as γ-γ angular correlations. The level spin assignments and transition mixing ratios obtained in this study were in good agreement with previous results. Furthermore, 12 previously unknown states in the low-energy region of98Zr were identified, including the 0+5and 0+6levels at 2418 and 2749 keV, respectively. The 2+and I=1 natures for multiple newly observed and previously known (but not firmly assigned) states have been established. Additionally, the previously assumed pureE2 character of the 2+2→ 2+1367.8-keV transition was confirmed.more » « lessFree, publicly-accessible full text available January 1, 2026
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