2001
DOI: 10.1023/a:1011982830022
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“…However, the error-weighted quadratic fit fails in all data sets. The smallest χ 2 /n value is obtained with the 32 Si value from the Avogadro project [37] and the 32 P from Refs. [18,38,39] (data set E).…”
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“…However, the error-weighted quadratic fit fails in all data sets. The smallest χ 2 /n value is obtained with the 32 Si value from the Avogadro project [37] and the 32 P from Refs. [18,38,39] (data set E).…”
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“…There is a huge deviation of 3.2(3) keV(10.6σ ) in the ME of 32 Si, which depends on whether it is taken from the 28 Si ground-state mass [18] and the precisely measured neutron separation energies (S n ) of [29][30][31][32] Si [1], or from the mass measurement performed at the Low Energy Beam and Ion Trap (LEBIT) [34]. The mass value given in the Avogadro project [37] is also based on (n,γ ) values of the silicon Table I. The corresponding data sets are given in Table I, and obtained χ 2 /n values are given in Table II. isotopes, but there, a much larger error is given without any further comments on possible systematic error.…”
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“…The mass of 31 Si is linked via (n,γ ) measurements (see, e.g., Refs. [44][45][46][47]) to 29 Si, which has been precisely measured with a Penning trap at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology [48]. The excitation energy for the T = 3/2 IAS in 31 S is based on data from beta-delayed γ rays of 31 Cl [1,5] as well as from 31 P( 3 He,t) [49] and 33 S(p,t) reactions [50].…”
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“…In nuclear physics high-precision atomic mass measurements convey direct information on nuclear binding energies and allow, therefore, the observation of nuclear-structure effects such as shell closures and deformation [3]. In metrology accurate mass measurements are essential for a new definition of the kilogram on a microscopic basis [4]. The required accuracy of the measurements ranges from 10 -5 for molecular identification to 10 -8 and better for new definitions of fundamental constants.…”
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