Se structure following gamma-ray and electron spectroscopy with TIGRESSIn the Z=34 region of the atomic chart a pattern of shape coexistence has been observed, with oblate and prolate bands apparently coexisting and switching order as neutron number changes. With recent spectroscopic developments the question of where such an inversion occurs has been drawn into question. Following a detailed electron and gamma ray spectroscopic study of Se previous theoretical descriptions of the nucleus have been invalidated and a new picture of the region has emerged.
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