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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; et al (, Physical review. C, Nuclear physics)
    Excited states of the 64Cu (Z=29,N=35) nucleus have been probed using heavy-ion-induced fusion evaporation reaction and an array of Compton-suppressed Clovers as detection system for the emitted γ rays. More than 50 new transitions have been identified and the level scheme of the nucleus has been established up to an excitation energy Ex∼6 MeV and spin ∼10ℏ. The experimental results have been compared with those from large-basis shell-model calculations that facilitated an understanding of the single-particle configurations underlying the level structure of the nucleus. 
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