Titlebook: Angular Correlations in Nuclear Disintegration; Proceedings of the I Hans Krugten,Bob Nooijen Conference proceedings 1971 Springer Science+

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,Alpha — Gamma Linear Polarization Measurements in the Decay of 223 Ra →219 Rn,igations are summarized in fig. 1. A ground state spin of I = 3/2 for . Rn has been deduced assuming a ground state spin for .. Ra of I. = 1/2. This assignment is in contradiction with our investigation.) of the decay of ... Rn → . Po in which we proposed a spin of I = 7/2 for the ground state of .

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Conversion Electron Correlations in Nuclear Structure Research,lations are summarized. The experimental techniques are reviewed, with an emphasis on recent developments. Some results from electron correlation experiments are presented. E0, El, Ml and E2 transitions are treated separately with comments on the evidence for the effects of nuclear penetration and ‘

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,Effect of Multiple Scattering of Electrons on e− — γ Directional Correlations,icles in the source material. These effects are often rendered negligible by the use of ‘thin’ sources. However, there are several practical situations requiring use of liquid or implanted sources, or sources of low specific activity for which quantitative corrections need to be applied to obtain th

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Earth Science Satellite Applicationshe first who predicted the existence of directional correlations of nuclear radiations and furthermore he recognized already the important rôle of nuclear angular momenta in angular correlation phenomena. In the very same year, D.R. Hamilton. ) developed a theory for γ-γ directional correlations usi

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Earth Sciences and Mathematics, Volume IIhe study of nuclear structure, regardless of whether nuclear penetration effects show up in the internal conversion process. One may anticipate a shift of emphasis towards studies directly inspired by problems in nuclear structure. The inherent potentialities in the electron correlation method, when