Nonisotropic L-conversion-electron ? X-ray directional correlations in160Dy

Bargholtz, Christoph; Becker, J.; Holmberg, L.

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“…With this sign included the discrepancy between the two sets of theoretical values, noted in [7], disappears. As mentioned in the introduction new values for conversion-electron -x-ray directional correlations have been calculated [9].…”

Section: C Qo Ol~ W(jlja Lq; 89mentioning

confidence: 83%

“…In [7] different theoretical predictions were found to be in mutual conflict. Published numerical values [3] and values calculated by using the radial matrix elements and phases by Band et al [13] were in disagreement with the experimental values for conversion-electron x-ray directional correlations.…”

Section: Appendix: Note On the Use Of Conversion Matrix Elementsmentioning

confidence: 92%

“…Directional correlations between radiation emitted in a nuclear transition and x-rays associated with internal conversion have been investigated in this laboratory [6,7] (references to earlier experimental work are given in [6]). Anisotropic correlations were found between gamma rays and x-rays in 16~ in the radioactive decay of 16~ [6].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As a further investigation of the internal conversion process of the 86.78 keV E2 transition in 16~ directional correlations between conversion electrons emitted in this process and associated x-rays were studied [7]. The measured anisotropies were compared with two sets of theoretical values.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Gamma-ray-L-x-ray directional correlations in182W

Bargholtz

Holmberg

Tegnér

1987

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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Directional correlations between gamma radiation and L x-rays in 182W have been measured. The x-rays are emitted following the internal conversion process of the 100.1 keV 2 + ~ 0 + transition. The experimental results for anisotropies involving gamma radiation emitted in the 1189.0 keV transition and L x-rays are A(7-Lt)=-0.073(27), A(7-L~)=-0.0102(45), A(y-Lp)=-0.0031(35), and A(y-L~)=--0.007(13). The value deduced for the coefficient U2(e) pertaining to the converted transition is U2(e)=0.52 (8) in reasonable agreement with the theoretically expected value 0.410. A note is given on the use of internal conversion radial matrix elements.

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Section: C Qo Ol~ W(jlja Lq; 89mentioning

confidence: 83%

Section: Appendix: Note On the Use Of Conversion Matrix Elementsmentioning

confidence: 92%