Techniques for fast evaluation of Ge(Li)-detector gamma-ray spectra with small computers

Nyman, B.

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(73)90594-6

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“…The 7peaks from the runs A and C were analyzed with the computer code SA (spectrum analysis) [22] where a linear or parabolic background is determined below each peak by marking of two regions on either side of a photo peak. For details of the single peak fitting program GFIT and the similar program HANDY allowing for the defolding of up to five peaks by appropriate manual input the reader is referred to the articles of Nyman [24] and Routti et al [25]. In order to analyze the spectra of very high line density from the irradiation series B, D, E, and F the automatic peak fitting routines GFIT [23] and HANDY [23] were used.…”

Section: Analysis Of Y-ray Spectramentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigation of ?-induced reactions on niobium and tantalum

et al. 1982

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Excitation functions of (c~,xnyp) reactions on 93Nb with y<6 and x<10 have been measured in four different irradiations from 16 to 171 MeV bombarding energy by Ge(Li) spectroscopy of the residual activity of stacked foils. Similarly, previous measurements of 18~Ta(c~, xn yp) reactions from 15 to 103 MeV were extended up to 170 MeV eenergy for residual nuclei with y<4 and x<12. Including isomeric states a total number of 37 residual activities could be identified in 93Nb+e. From the rather complex y-decay spectra altogether 28 different excitation functions of sizable length could be established. For 18XTa + ~ 10 different residual activities were analyzed so that together with the former data a set of 15 excitation functions is available. The whole set of excitation functions provides a large data basis for probing the validity of combined equilibrium and preequilibrium reaction models in a wide energy range. NuclearReactions: 93Nb(e, xn yp), E~ = 16-170.7 MeV, x ~ 10, y < 6, ISlTa(e, xnyp), x<12, y<4; measured a(E) by activation of stacked foils, natural targets.

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Section: Analysis Of Y-ray Spectramentioning

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Investigation of ?-induced reactions on niobium and tantalum

et al. 1982

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“…Calibration for energy and relative efficiency was achieved using sources of 56Co [24], llomAg [29] and 152J54E~ [29], the spectra of which were recorded both separately and together with sample spectra. Analysis of the spectra was mainly performed with the aid of computer programs [30]. Complex parts of the spectra were also subjected to graphical analysis.…”

Section: Gamma-ray Spectrummentioning

confidence: 99%