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Slätis, Hilding; Siegbahn, Kai

doi:10.1103/physrev.75.318.2

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“…The real parameters xi, yi 9 and z% enter in the shape factor Ci and are defined in reference 1. The values of the parameters xi, yi, and z 3 indicated above are the best estimates given by King and Peaslee 49 and Ahrens and Feenberg.…”

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Small-Order Effects in Beta Spectra

1956

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An intermediate-image spectrometer and a thin-lens spectrometer were used to examine carefully the beta spectra of P 32 , K 42 , and As 76 . The P 32 beta spectrum was examined for a Fierz-type deviation, and within the experimental error none was found. The value of the parameter r, describing the magnitude of the Fierz deviation as defined by Davidson and Peaslee, was found to be 0.00±0.03. The first forbidden transitions with A/ = 0, "yes" of K 42 and As 76 were examined for deviations from a linear Kurie plot. Within experimental error no deviations were found. From the shape factors calculated by Mahmoud and Konopinski on the basis of an STP combination, one would expect deviations for these first-forbidden transitions if the best previous estimate of certain parameters are correct. A deviation of the K 42 Kurie plot below 500 kev was attributed to an additional beta group.

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“…In this investigation, both a thin-lens spectrometer 7,8 and an intermediate-image spectrometer, 9,10 with resolutions of about four percent, were employed. The coincidence measurements were performed with the intermediate-image spectrometer.…”

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Small-Order Effects in Beta Spectra

1956

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“…1 Recently, Mei, Mitchell, and Huddleston 2 found that the negatron spectrum was complex, having the components E&2~ max =ss 0.82 Mev and Ef$i~ max 35 1.45 Mev. The difference between the two pr components (0.63) Mev did not agree with the observed 7-energy (0.593 ±0.003 Mev), but this could possibly be explained from inaccuracies in the Fermi analysis.…”

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Retarded Nuclear Interaction

1951

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T HE recently published 1 results of the thermoelectromotive force existing at the superconducting-normal junction of a metal showed that the data for tin and thallium fell on the same line when E was plotted as a function of l -(T/T e ) 2 on a log-log basis. E is the thermoelectromotive force of the superconductingnormal junction of the same metal, T is the absolute temperature, and T e is the superconducting transition temperature for zero

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“…4 The essential difference between (1) and (2) is that the x's are c-number column-matrices and the ^s are g-number column-matrices. For a direct transition between states in which the nucleons have positive energies, (1) and (2) lead to the same result. On the other hand, if we apply the perturbation formula…”

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