1987
DOI: 10.1063/1.36951
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Decay of delayed-neutron precursor 93Rb and the simple statistical model

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“…Such a very noticeable quenching of favoured GT transitions shows up as a characteristic feature of the beta decay of heavier nuclei. It was recently studied for the ~hl 1/2 ~ vh9/2 transitions [4][5][6], and much earlier for the unhindered transitions between the Nilsson states originating from the h11/2 and h9/2 orbitals [7]. For lower-shell nuclei, the quenching of measured GT beta decay strengths, as well as measured magnetic moments and B(M1) values, has been extensively investigated (see e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a very noticeable quenching of favoured GT transitions shows up as a characteristic feature of the beta decay of heavier nuclei. It was recently studied for the ~hl 1/2 ~ vh9/2 transitions [4][5][6], and much earlier for the unhindered transitions between the Nilsson states originating from the h11/2 and h9/2 orbitals [7]. For lower-shell nuclei, the quenching of measured GT beta decay strengths, as well as measured magnetic moments and B(M1) values, has been extensively investigated (see e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The deviation of the fi-strength function from a constant is the main source of systematical errors of this method. We have considered reasonable possible forms of Sa(E) and found [10] that different choices of S~(E) may change the endpoint by a value of about 100 keV.…”
Section: I(e) = S# (E) T~/2 F (Q-e)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For simplicity, the response function of a single 7-quantum was practically represented as a 6-function and a Compton tail. The effect of the finite energy resolution of the spectrometer on the experimental Q-values was considered independently [10]. It was found that some smearing out of the spectra due to the finite energy resolution results in overestimation of Q-values.…”
Section: I(e) = S# (E) T~/2 F (Q-e)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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