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Graphical comparison of calculated internal conversion coefficients

Authors: Ewbank, W. B.;

Graphical comparison of calculated internal conversion coefficients

Abstract

Calculated values of the coefficients of internal conversion of gamma rays in the K shell and L/sub 1/, L/sub 2/, L/sub 3/ subshells from published tabulations by Band and Trzhaskovskaya and by Roesel et al. at Data Nucl. Data Tables, 21, 92-514(1978) are compared with values obtained by computer interpolation among tabulated values of Hager and Seltzer Nucl. Data, A4, 1-235(1968). In some cases, agreement among the three calculations is remarkably good, and differences are generally less than 5%. In a few cases, there are differences as large as 20 to 50%, corresponding to the threshold effect described by Roesel et al. The Z-dependent resonance minimum described by Roesel et al. is also observed in the comparison of E1-E4 conversion in the L/sub 1/ subshell. In several cases (notably M1-M4 conversion in the K shell and L/sub 1/ subshell), the Band and Roesel calculations show dramatically different dependence on gamma energy and atomic number. For Z = 100, the Band calculation for E4 conversion in the L/sub 3/ subshell shows irregular behavior at energies below the K-shell binding energy. A few high-quality measurements of internal conversion coefficients (+-5%) would help greatly to establish a basis for choice among the theoreticalmore » calculations. 32 figures.« less

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Data, Moments, Internal Conversion, 73 Nuclear Physics And Radiation Physics, Conversion, Decay, L Conversion, Spin, Information, Comparative Evaluations, & Models, K Conversion, Accuracy, Theoretical Data, Numerical Data 653001* -- Nuclear Theory-- Nuclear Structure

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