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Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes

The alpha -decay rates of /sup 186,188,190,192/Pb have been reported to have an anomalous dependence on neutron number. Theoretical calculations do not reproduce this unusual behavior. To obtain more precise alpha -decay branching ratios, the authors reinvestigated the decay properties of /sup 188,1...

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Autores principales: Toth, K S, Bingham, C R, Carter, H k, Ellis-Akovali, Y, Ijaz, M A, Lin, J, Mlekodaj, R L, Moltz, D M, Sousa, D C, Spejewski, E H
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: CERN 1981
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.5170/CERN-1981-009.174
http://cds.cern.ch/record/878134
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author Toth, K S
Bingham, C R
Carter, H k
Ellis-Akovali, Y
Ijaz, M A
Lin, J
Mlekodaj, R L
Moltz, D M
Sousa, D C
Spejewski, E H
author_facet Toth, K S
Bingham, C R
Carter, H k
Ellis-Akovali, Y
Ijaz, M A
Lin, J
Mlekodaj, R L
Moltz, D M
Sousa, D C
Spejewski, E H
author_sort Toth, K S
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description The alpha -decay rates of /sup 186,188,190,192/Pb have been reported to have an anomalous dependence on neutron number. Theoretical calculations do not reproduce this unusual behavior. To obtain more precise alpha -decay branching ratios, the authors reinvestigated the decay properties of /sup 188,190,192/Pb. Their result in alpha -decay reduced widths whose dependence on N is similar to that observed for other elements. (16 refs).
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spelling cern-8781342019-09-30T06:29:59Zdoi:10.5170/CERN-1981-009.174http://cds.cern.ch/record/878134engToth, K SBingham, C RCarter, H kEllis-Akovali, YIjaz, M ALin, JMlekodaj, R LMoltz, D MSousa, D CSpejewski, E HAlpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopesNuclear PhysicsThe alpha -decay rates of /sup 186,188,190,192/Pb have been reported to have an anomalous dependence on neutron number. Theoretical calculations do not reproduce this unusual behavior. To obtain more precise alpha -decay branching ratios, the authors reinvestigated the decay properties of /sup 188,190,192/Pb. Their result in alpha -decay reduced widths whose dependence on N is similar to that observed for other elements. (16 refs).CERNoai:cds.cern.ch:8781341981
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics
Toth, K S
Bingham, C R
Carter, H k
Ellis-Akovali, Y
Ijaz, M A
Lin, J
Mlekodaj, R L
Moltz, D M
Sousa, D C
Spejewski, E H
Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title_full Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title_fullStr Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title_full_unstemmed Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title_short Alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
title_sort alpha-decay rates of even-even lead isotopes
topic Nuclear Physics
url https://dx.doi.org/10.5170/CERN-1981-009.174
http://cds.cern.ch/record/878134
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