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 Sun May 9 02:45:50 2021, Jacobus, Michele, Shahab, Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer 
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 Sun May 9 02:51:44 2021, Iris, Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer
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Sun May 9 03:24:12 2021, Iris (Shahab, Jacobus, Chris G., Michele), Runs, Example of possible 52.Mn isomer
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Sun May 9 06:15:09 2021, Iris, Chris G., Jacobus, Michele, Runs, Triplet: zoom in
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Message ID: 91
Entry time: Sun May 9 03:24:12 2021
In reply to: 90
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Iris (Shahab, Jacobus, Chris G., Michele) |
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Example of possible 52.Mn isomer |
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Short update from Yuri: these are not our isomers. These are 45Sc (left, 12 keV isomer not resolvable) and 75Br (center), and the right-most peak of the triplet is a satellite (has a different line shape, much narrower).
> So the "isomers" pop up at ~-600 Hz and +580 Hz... is the -600 Hz on the left the 378 keV isomer (21 min) and the +580 Hz on the right the g.s.? |