The decay scheme of Ne23

Lancman, H.; Jasiński, Andrzej; Kownacki, J.; Ludziejewski, J.

doi:10.1016/0029-5582(65)90058-1

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“…In the course of the experimental part of this investigation, Moreh et al [12] have reported that they have remeasured in detail the gamma radiation following the decay of laNe produced by the 22Ne(n,y) reaction. No indications were found for the levels reported by Lancman et al [6]. The agreement with our experimental data is very good.…”

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On the Beta Decay of²³Ne

Dubois¹,

Jarneborn²

1972

Phys. Scr.

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The decay of 23Ne to levels in 23Na has been studied by measuring the gamma radiation following the β-decay of the 23Ne nuclei produced in the 22Ne(d,p)23Ne reaction. New levels in 23Na reported by Lancman et al. could not be confirmed. The ft-values have been calculated using the Nilsson model and mixed states from Rotation Particle Coupling calculations including pairing effects in the matrix element. Reasonable agreement with the experimental result is obtained.

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“…This investigation has also another motivation. Lancman et al [6] conclude that the experimental and theoretical ft-values are not in satisfactory agreement. We want to reexamine this conclusion.…”

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On the Beta Decay of²³Ne

Dubois¹,

Jarneborn²

1972

Phys. Scr.

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“…In the decay of Ne 23 Penning and Schmidt, 19 and Lancman et a/. 18 find a 2.87-MeV y ray which they consider to be the ground-state decay of Na 23 level. On the basis of average cross-section measurements of the Mg 25 (d,a) Na 23 reaction Gontchar et al 20 suggest a doublet with spins (3/2, 5/2) and (11/2, 9/2).…”

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confidence: 97%