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Excited states of $^{148}$Nd studied via the $^{150}$Nd$(p,t){}^{148}$Nd reaction and the observation of possible low-spin two-phonon octupole states at $N=88$

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We report new data from a $^{150}$Nd$(p,t){}^{148}$Nd experiment performed at the John D. Fox Accelerator Laboratory of Florida State University. In total, 54 excited states of $^{148}$Nd were observed up to an excitation energy of 3500 keV. In this work, we focus on $0^+$ states and their band members. In contrast to previous work, the $0^+_3$ band is proposed as the candidate for the two-phonon octupole vibrational band. Supporting $spdf$ IBM-1 calculations are presented. To test the robustness of the IBM calculations, several observables were interrogated and are discussed in this publication. In addition, we make the case that neither the $0^+_2$ nor the $0^+_3$ states of the other $N=88$ isotones are likely good candidates for two-phonon octupole states. Based on our new data for $^{148}$Nd, we propose candidates in $^{150}$Sm and $^{152}$Gd. Using available $γ$-decay data for states with moderate spins in the yrast sequence and a comparison to IBM calculations, we also show how the staggering of the $B(E1)/B(E2)$ ratios in the yrast sequence can possibly be used to probe the appearance of bands with multiple octupole phonons.

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