Inclusive-Ray Spectra fromandDecays
Authors:
- C. J. BiddickCBC. J. Biddick
- T. H. BurnettTBT. H. Burnett
- G. E. MasekGMG. E. Masek
- E. S. MillerEME. S. Miller
- J. G. SmithJSJ. G. Smith
- J. P. StronskiJSJ. P. Stronski
- M. K. SullivanMSM. K. Sullivan
- W. VernonWVW. Vernon
- D. H. BadtkeDBD. H. Badtke
- B. A. BarnettBBB. A. Barnett
- L. H. JonesLJL. H. Jones
- G. T. ZornGZG. T. Zorn
- 6 June 1977
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review Letters
- Vol. 38 (23) , 1324-1327
Abstract
Inclusive -ray spectra from and decays have been observed with segmented arrays of NaI(Tl) in an colliding-beam experiment. Three major peaks are seen in the spectrum corresponding to with MeV/ and with branching fractions of (7.0±2.0), (7.1±1.9), and (7.2±2.3)%, respectively. Enhancements in the spectrum at higher energies are consistent with decays . The spectrum shows no statistically significant structure.
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