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    Exploring the onset of collectivity approaching N=40 with masses of manganese isotopes

    C. Chambers1,*, M. P. Reiter2,1,3, A. T. Gallant4, M. Yavor2,5,†, C. Andreoiu6,7, C. Babcock1, J. Bergmann2, T. Dickel2,8, J. Dilling9,10,11 et al.

    E. Dunling1,12, G. Gwinner13, Z. Hockenbery1,14, J. D. Holt1,14, R. Klawitter1,15, B. Kootte1,13,16, Y. Lan1,10, J. Lassen1, E. Leistenschneider1,10,17, R. Li1,18, T. Miyagi1,19, M. Mostamand1,13,20, W. R. Plaß2,8, C. Scheidenberger2,21, R. Thompson22, M. Vansteenkiste1,23,24, M. E. Wieser22, and A. A. Kwiatkowski1,25

    • *Contact author: cchambers2@triumf.ca
    • †Results presented here were obtained before 2022.

    Phys. Rev. C 112, 014332 – Published 31 July, 2025

    DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/jgxv-nf34

    Abstract

    Isotopes in the region of the nuclear chart below Ni68 have been the subject of intense experimental and theoretical effort due to the potential onset of a new “island of inversion” when crossing the harmonic oscillator subshell closure at N=40. We have measured the masses of Mn64−68 using TITAN's multiple-reflection time-of-flight mass spectrometer, resulting in the first precision mass measurements of Mn67 and Mn68. These results are compared to ab initio calculations and modern shell model calculations and show an increase in collectivity approaching N=40.

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