Transitions in Hg199 following the decay of Au199

Bäckström, G.; Bergman, O.; Burde, J.

doi:10.1016/0029-5582(58)90258-x

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“…It turned out that enF and those interpolated from Reference 14 agreed within 1% in most cases, the largest difference being 2.3 %. The conversion electron spectra of the investigated transitions were measured by several authors [15][16][17][18] in 199Au and ~99T1 decay studies. The relative conversion line intensities determined in the present work are consistent with previous results, but are more precise and the values are given also for the M and N subshells.…”

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Internal conversion coefficients in the Hartree-Fock atomic model. Calculations and experiments for199Hg

et al. 1977

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The internal conversion coefficients were calculated for the transitions in 199Hg using both Hartree-Fock and Hartree-Fock-Slater atomic models. The relative conversion line intensities were measured with the magnetic spectrometers in Prague and Heidelberg. The multipolarities were determined to be: M1+(0.20_+0.03)%E2, pure E2 and M1 +(13.4 _+0.4) % E2 for the 50, 158 and 208 keV transitions, respectively. Allowing for the nuclear structure effect in M1 component we obtained: M1 +(0.15 _+ 0.03) %E2, 2 = 2.4 __ 1.0 for the 50 keV and M1 +(10.9__0.7)%E2, 2=3.8_+0.5 for the 208 keV transitions. Very good agreement was found between theory and experiment for the atomic subshells, K, L 1_ 3, M1 _ 5, N, and 0 + P.

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Internal conversion coefficients in the Hartree-Fock atomic model. Calculations and experiments for199Hg

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The internal conversion spectra from the decay of197Hg m

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The curved-crystal spectrometer at the university of Michigan

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Wiedenbeck²

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods

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A precision curved-crystal spectrometer, following the design of Seppi, Henrickson, Boehm and DuMond, has been built and put into operation. The use of a tantalum collimator and germanium crystals has greatly extended the useful range of this instrument. Results are presented concerning the relative properties of four crystals; quartz (310), quartz (112), germanium (400) and germanium (0~2). Measurements of the energies of the gammarays following the decay of Au 108 and Au 199 are also presented.

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Transitions in Hg199 following the decay of Au199

Cited by 26 publications

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Internal conversion coefficients in the Hartree-Fock atomic model. Calculations and experiments for199Hg

Internal conversion coefficients in the Hartree-Fock atomic model. Calculations and experiments for199Hg

The internal conversion spectra from the decay of197Hg m

The curved-crystal spectrometer at the university of Michigan

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