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Filip G. Kondev
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Journal Articles
W. Bambynek et al., Rev. Mod. Phys. 49 (1977) 77
N.B. Gove and M.J. Martin, Nuclear Data Tables 10 (1971) 205
S. Raman and N.B. Gove, Phys. Rev. C7 (1973) 1995
B. Singh et al., Nuclear Data Sheets 84 (1998 487
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Introduction
Beta Decay: universal term for all weak-interaction
transitions between two neighboring isobars
Takes place is 3 different forms
b-, b+ & EC (capture of an atomic electron)
b+: p n + e+ + n
EC: p + e- n + n ~
b-: n p + e- + n
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Classification of b decay transition
Iipi
Eb
I i I f + L b + S b p ip f (-1)
Lb
Ifpf
L b l b -( b + ) +ln~ (n ) S b s b -( b + ) + sn~ (n ) 10 or
allowed forbidden
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Classification of allowed decay
(p ip f +1)
Fermi Gamow-Teller
0+ 0+
Eb Eb
0+ 1+
I I i - I f 0 I I i- I f 1
Lb 0 S b 0 L b 0 S b 1 or
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Classification of b decay transitions
Type of transition Order of I pipf
forbiddenness
Allowed 0,+1 +1
1 k2 -1
Forbidden unique 2 k3 +1
3 k4 -1
4 k5 +1
. . .
1 0, k1 -1
Forbidden 2 k2 +1
3 k3 -1
4 k4 +1
. . .
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Some useful empirical rules
The fifth power beta decay rule:
Ii
[M ( Z ) - M ( Z 1) c 2 ]5
1
Eb
If
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b decay lifetime
T1exp
t T1b/ 2i / 2 partial half-life of a given b- (b+,EC) decay branch (i)
Pb i
ln 2 g2 W
T1/ 2 2p 3
n 1
peWe (W0 - We ) 2 F ( Z ,We )Cn dWe
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b decay Hindrance Factor
bi
T g
2 2
HFb n 3
n 1/ 2
f nt
T1/ 2 2p ln 2
W
f n peWe (W0 - We ) 2 F (Z ,We )(Cn / 2 )dWe
1
2
contains the nuclear matrix elements
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Log ft values
log ft log f + log t
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Log f
ENSDF analysis program LOGFT – both Windows & Linux distribution
http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/nndcscr/ensdf_pgm/analysis/logft/
LOGFT Web interface at NNDC http://www.nndc.bnl.gov/logft/
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Log t
T1exp I tot (out / in ) I i (1 + T i )
t T1/ 2
bi
/2 i
Pb i T ( M 1) + 2T ( E 2)
Pbi [ I tot (out ) - I tot (in)] T ( M 1 + E 2)
1+ 2
In
I tot (521 + 721) 0.086(16)
= 0.69(10)
I tot (416 + 619) 0.78(10) (net)
Out
0.0022 t 2.056 106 [s] log t 6.31 log f 2.386 log ft 8.7
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Rules for Spin/Parity Assignments
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Log ft values – latest review
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Implications for DDEP evaluations
T1exp log f + log T1exp
log ft a t T1/ 2 /2 / 2 - log Pb i a
bi
Pb i
log f + log T1exp
/ 2 - a log Pb i
a log ft 9.5(8)
from systematics
/ 2 2.49
log T1exp from experiment
Pb i (exp t ) 0.012(8)
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…but be careful, nuclear structure is important
j2
First forbidden 5 < log ft <10
j1
j
T1/2 =3.8x1010 y
7-
log ft =20
K=7 8+
log ft =19
6+
large angular momentum
re-orientation
K-forbidden decay
w
4+
j=R
2+
0+
K~0
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