An experimental nuclear physicist who coauthored a 1964 comparison of allowed and unique first-forbidden beta-decay spectrum shapes. A double-lens spectrometer measured the shapes of several isotope spectra, testing whether their energy dependence followed the simplest transition models. The report concerns specific indium, potassium, rubidium, strontium and yttrium isotopes; its conclusions should not be transferred to an arbitrary isotope without checking the transition.[ref]
Shapes of Allowed and Unique First-Forbidden β-Ray Spectra: 114In, 42K, 86Rb, 90Sr, and 90Y by H. Daniel and others. Abstract: double-lens spectrometer and comparison of allowed and unique first-forbidden spectra
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