Abstract

New spectroscopic data obtained using isotopically different samples have led to revisions and additions to the energy levels of neutral curium, ²⁴⁴Cm i. There are now 491 odd and 432 even energy levels with J values. Almost all the levels have isotope shift, and many have g values and configuration designations. Ten odd configurations and nine (one tentative) even configurations have been identified.

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