Remarks to the comments on the few-step discontinuous stopping technique

The experimental techniques of measuring the mean lifetimes T of excited nuclear states is reviewed. Emphasis is put on direct measurements of T in the region 10-18-10-6 s, especially on techniques involving the observation of Doppler energy shifts of y-rays. Indirect methods of obtaining T by measuring the widths or partial widths are discussed. Comparisons are made of the applicability, accuracy and reliability of the different experimental techniques.

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Remarks to the comments on the few-step discontinuous stopping technique

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