Neutron binding and excitation energies of some Pb isotopes

Hungerford, P.; Egidy, T. von; Schmidt, Hartwig; Kerr, S. A.; Börner, H. G.; Monnand, E.

doi:10.1007/bf01439488

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“…To estimate the neutrino capture rate of 2~ (U=l/2 +) to the first excited state of 2~ (I ~ =1/2-) at Eex~=(2.327+0.007) keV [16] a logftl/2 value of 5.7 was used as calculated by Braun and Talmi [11]. The Fermi function F(Z=82, We) was taken from [17].…”

Section: Transition Rates To the First Excited State In 2~mentioning

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Neutrino oscillations in the sun and the205Tl solar neutrino experiment

Neumaier

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Nolte

1992

Z. Physik A - Hadrons and Nuclei

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Neutrino induced transition rates from 2~to excited states in 2~were calculated for neutrino fluxes from the different hydrogen burning reactions in the sun. Suppression factors for electron neutrinos due to flavor oscillations in the sun were obtained. The influence of neutrino oscillations on the neutrino capture rate of a~ in dependence of the mixing angle and neutrino mass difference is discussed.

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Section: Transition Rates To the First Excited State In 2~mentioning

confidence: 99%

Neutrino oscillations in the sun and the205Tl solar neutrino experiment

Neumaier

Urban

Nolte

1992

Z. Physik A - Hadrons and Nuclei

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“…This necessitated the investigation of the Z~ spectrum by use of a PbF 2 target, so as to identify 2~ transitions as well as other background lines. This work constitutes separate papers also appearing in this journal [8,9]. Finally, so as to be able to obtain an absolute energy calibration for the GAMS measurements a target of NaC1 was used, since the 36C1 energies have been measured with a high precision relative to the 412 keV 198Au decay standard [10].…”

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Nuclear spectroscopic study of24Na

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The nucleus 24Na has been investigated by studying the gamma-rays emitted following thermal neutron capture in 23Na, with curved crystal and Ge(Li) spectrometers. Of the 277 transitions assigned to 24Na, 216 were placed in the 24Na level scheme containing 45 levels, of which six (1,961, 1,977, 3,866, 5,810, 5,918, and 6,222 keV) are reported for the first time. An average gamma-ray multiplicity of 3.3 gammas per neutron capture was observed. The neutron binding energy was determined to be 6,959.73 (14) keV. The resulting level scheme is compared to shell and rotational model predictions.Nuclear Reactions: 23Na (n, 7); E, = Thermal ; measured E~, 1~; deduced levels, J, To, 7-branching. Crystal spectrometer, Ge(Li) detector.

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