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Ogata, Hiroshi; Habib, E.E.

doi:10.1103/physrev.170.965

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“…The conclusion in this work was that the core excitation cannot be ignored and a better agreement could be obtained only if the effect of the phonon-quasiparticle coupling is taken into account. Later, De Beer et al [6] reported an analysis of the ~+/(K)EC based on the non-relativistic matrix elements calculated in [5]. They reached the conclusion that even if the relativistic matrix elements would have been evaluated with the methods of Fujita, Ah- Fig.…”

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Competition between? +- and? ?-decays from the transitional nucleus74As

Cristu¹,

Holan²,

Faessler

et al. 1988

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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A theoretical study of the 13 +-and /3--decays of the 74As nucleus is performed. Both non-relativistic and relativistic formfactor coefficients are calculated in the framework of the asymmetric rotor model with admixtures of two quasiparticles for transitional nuclei. The induced interactions are shown to have small contributions to the values of the formfactor coefficients in this case. The theoretical results for the principal observables are in good agreement with the experimental data in the case of the beta decays to the 2 + final states. The failure in describing the beta observables corresponding to the transitions to the ground states points to the existence of a more complex structure of the 0+-states in the daughter nuclei 74Se and 74Ge.

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“…They were obtained from a fit to the experimental data. Thus, the strength of the conclusions drawn in [5] needs to be checked in an approach where all matrix elements are calculated consistently.…”

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confidence: 99%