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Strong transitions to high-lying proton states are observed for the first time in the study of the (α, t) and (³He, d) reactions on ¹⁴⁴Sm at 80- and 240-MeV incident energy, respectively. The excitation energies, angular distributions, and strengths of these states suggest that they arise from proton stripping to high-spin outer subshells, e.g., 1h9/2 and 1i13/2.
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